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When a content scraper steals your exclusives

It happens from time to time β€” especially if you’re offering exclusive content on Patreon. Criminals (there’s no other word) access your site and use various means to scrape the content and post it in places where others can access it for free. As long as we, as artists, allow ourselves to be undervalued, there will always be people comfortable doing this. So, what can you do to stop it?

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by Brad Guigar on August 14, 2024
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