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Keith Belzner
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Quoting blogs on my website.

Keith Belzner
  • Nottingham, MD
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Hi Bp,

 I am putting together my web site and I want to include a blog page. I am working on on my own post's but I was wondering your opinion on using parts of or whole blogs from others, with their permission and credit of course. 

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Jeff Rabinowitz
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Jeff Rabinowitz
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If you ask for permission, give proper credit and include a link back to the original post most people will be happy to let you use their blogs. The authors put them out into the public domain for others to see. If you do not give proper credit you may not appreciate the type of attention you receive when the original authors find out.

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