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RSS Rights AND Wrongs

机译：RSS的对与错

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During Christmas break last year, Asha Dornfest, a writer and mother of two young children, put together a blog that she dubbed Parent Hacks—a place where parents could share child-rearing advice. She set up the blog using TypePad and subscribed to the Feedburner service. Within months, she was getting up to 2,000 hits a day and had 2,100 subscribers. She was feeling pretty good about the whole venture, when in March, Feedburner introduced a new service called Uncommon Uses, which, as the name implies, provides links to sites that could be using your feed in an uncommon fashion. Out of curiosity, Dornfest clicked one of these links and was shocked to discover that another website had scraped her feed without attribution or links back to her site. As if stealing her content weren't enough, the site also placed Google ads on the page, which means it was profiting from it. Not surprisingly, Dornfest was hopping mad. Although there are no hard numbers that document the extent or cost of content theft, it is clear that Dornfest's experience is hardly unique.
机译：去年圣诞节假期期间，作家兼两个孩子的母亲阿莎·多恩费斯特（Asha Dornfest）撰写了一个博客，她称其为“父母哈克”（parent Hacks）–一个可以与父母分享育儿建议的地方。她使用TypePad设置了博客，并订阅了Feedburner服务。在短短几个月内，她一天的点击量就达到了2000次，并拥有2100个订阅者。她对整个公司都感觉很好，三月份，Feedburner推出了一项名为“罕见使用”的新服务，顾名思义，该服务提供了指向可能以罕见的方式使用您的feed的站点的链接。出于好奇，Dornfest单击了这些链接中的一个，并震惊地发现另一个网站在没有署名的情况下抓取了她的供稿，也没有链接返回到她的网站。似乎仅仅窃取她的内容还不够，该网站还在页面上放置了Google广告，这意味着它从中获利。毫不奇怪，Dornfest疯了。尽管没有任何可证明数字的内容盗窃的程度或成本的硬性数字，但很明显Dornfest的经历并非独树一帜。

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