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Have you seen the amount of unbelievable copyright infringement on the web? Boy I have. You see I see these things, because I am an author currently having composed 1900 articles online and submitted them on EzineArticles.com and having also authored tens of thousands of articles on my own sites. Additionally I have written and co-authored books, e-books, community based manuals, Business Operations manuals of over 2500 plus pages; a number of things.

After 330, 000 page perspectives on EzineArticles.com alone I see these articles I have composed getting picked up and they are all over the Internet, which is good and actually one of the reasons I have written them.

Occasionally though I see them on the Internet with someone else's attached or no name whatsoever and I have really found my articles copied and someone else claiming them as their own "From Joe Blow". I have to wonder why they bother? It seems ridiculous. But humans are extremely innately imitators by character it appears. Very few ideas out there or writing. Those authors who have such creative abilities, like the numerous decent online authors should be celebrated for their comprehension and skills (many have good articles). Individuals who do not have such skills should employ a ghostwriter and not plagiarize other people's works or maintain it as their own.

Writing for a living wage, ghost writing, to get your name "out there", to brought visitors to a site or market them something must be hard, I empathize with people many hungry authors who write articles on the Internet. Human knowledge is to be shared, I still wonder whether it really matters in the conclusion; that said it or wrote it. I know the anger in people who are angry at people stealing their work, as well as enhance their work and ethics as they take the best road route, even if the trail is filled with bumps and ruts along the road. Keep on keeping on and remember: It's is not so easy being the hundredth monkey, but there are lots more articles, ideas and concepts still to come than the very simple way of pounding a stone on a shelled sea creature to get some fresh fish. Find some quiet time and Think on this.

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