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Hello, I have noticed when I google some of my keywords that evidently some vile troll has hijacked my some of my site content. How can I prevent them from being able to do this. I hear that when other sites copy your content, you get a lowered google rank, etc...
Is there something that I can do using the .htaccess file to prevent the problem?
Have any of you had to deal with similar issues? If so how did you overcome them?
I am using the simplenews module on a site to send out some newsletters. I'd like to have my clients compose the newsletters themselves in a WYSIWYG editor, so I've chosen to use TinyMCE and IMCE for images. Everything works well on the site, but any images that are inserted do not appear when the email goes out - the src="" attribute for the img tag contains a relative url. I've attempted to make IMCE output absolute, not relative URLs, as per this post.
One of the Drupal sites I run has recently acquired a strange problem, I believe through some malicious intent, where when my users preview or submit any content which contains HTML markup, they fail to to post, instead returning the user straight to the root of the site without anything being stored.
I've checked the watchdog logs and after one of these failed posts, nothing appears in the log.