I'm writing to request some Karma and also to announce my latest PR effort for No Agenda.
For Karma:
A site I have spent over 2 years on (would rather not mention the site) has had its content stolen and posted on (Google owned) Blogspot.Ê
The content thief has been traced to somewhere in China and he has posted at least 20 or more similar sites - all with my content on Blogspot.Ê This has caused my Google rankings to
tank and as a result my income has dropped about 90%.
I've spent about 2 months filling out forms and trying to get the sites shut down, but Google will not help and trying to get a hold of a real human
there is almost impossible.Ê Would it be possible to get some karma to hopefully reverse this bad luck?Ê ;)
No Agenda PR:
The good news is the idiot in China is pulling images directly from my server, so I've decided to change the image to a No Agenda Show graphic, so it shows
up on his vast network of spam sites.Ê Here's an example:
I have registered the domainsÊinternetlicense.biz,Êinternetlicense.me,Êalqaedaipo.com,Êbogusnews.tv,Êpartyinthecia.comÊ
and I was just wondering if there is anything else I can do with these domains besides forwarding them to noagendashow.com. ÊI know that you are working on setting up some system where we can do some cool stuff. Its gotta be hard doing everything on the road but if you have anything that would be great.
A popular sign-off/closing for television interviews or podcasts. The phrase originally became an internet sensation after Texas Governor Rick Perry used the phrase as a sign-off closing goodbye to a television reporter.
During the hype for Perry's speculation of running for U.S. President in 2012, it was used by a popular podcast, No Agenda, with Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak.
The Phrase generally means "Goodbye, Motherf*cker". This phrase is the exact opposite of In the Morning.
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