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Somebody wrote to me:
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "IPTV is a service that looks like - and smells lik...":

I did not know that you had another blog, where did you post this article first? voipniche.com! http://voipniche.com/voip/iptv-is-a-service-that-looks-like-and-smells-like-tv.html There are bunch of other posts by you there. I reported to adsense but multiple people will help. Report to adsense @ adsense-abuse@google.com Thanks * The URL of the violating website http://voipniche.com/ * A description of the violation * The specific location of the violation, if applicable


Thanks, I am happy because :
Is it worth writing if nobody copies you?
That means somebody ACTUALLY thinks that my ramblins are worth at least to publish...

Sometimes ago I read:

* Let people — no, encourage — people to remix your stuff. They’re doing it anyway. They’re taking a paragraph from here and a quote from there — or video from here and audio from there — to tell the story from their perspective. Stop thinking of that as theft and start thinking of it as a compliment. If you’re not being remixed, you’re not part of the conversation. And the conversation is the platform of the today. So feel free to set some rules — it’s only polite to attribute and link — but then open the doors and let people create more great stuff on not only your finished product but also your raw material (your quotes, your data, your cutting-room floor). Look at the great things people have built on top of Google, YouTube, and Firefox. You want to be part of that construction project. The BBC has started down this path. So should others.

I would just add:
I do it very often, I read, grab, comment, agree, disagree.
I make something new from many, something different, something mine.
That is what I was taught to do in school.
To study the greats of the past and moving on.
This is evolution.

Some people misunderstand.
Progress IS NOT just copying, progress is making it better (or worse) but definetly YOURS.