So, I found an interesting thing today; my site has been scraped, my content stolen. The last post here has been posted, in it's entirety, on two spammer website. Both WHOIS lookups go through proxies, one Tor and one at Carnegie Mellon University. You can see both stolen posts here and here (yes, I'm linking to the spammers). So, aside from the image I've replacee (since they deep-linked to my image), what else can you do about this? There's no contact links, obviously, and the poster is hiding behind proxies.
Ideas?
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