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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Short quoting as in a few relevant sentences is fair use. Deep linking to content that is ''open to the public'' is a good practice -- sharing internet traffic between websites circumvents Google and reduces the value of their ads.
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Brassmonkey's quoting of Yahoo! News may irritate you, but by doing so he is fighting the Google machine, whether he realizes it or not  |
Do you mean by sharing traffic=linking? Not very ground breaking idea.
I am not irritated by Brassmonkey's news. It was just an example about the impacts of quoting ban.