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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Can I copy posts from my website to BP?
I want to keep my BP account in good standing so I thought I should ask before doing this.
I recently started my own website/blog and, being new to blogging as well as to BiggerPockets, I wasn't sure what the rules were in regards to creating a blog on BiggerPockets and copying posts from my other blog to my BP blog.
The thing is, I want equally to contribute to the community here at BP as well as build my website into a useful resource in its own respect. I don't want to, or imagine I could, replicate or replace BP. I just want to be able to say what I have to say in both places so more people can see it.
I understand that any posts I do copy over still need to adhere to the BP rules. Basically I am just wondering if I have to choose which blog I will write for, or if it's OK to write for both at the same time.
Sorry if the answer to this already exists. I did some searching and couldn't find anything that addressed this specific issue.
Thanks,
BJ