Hi, I have an online store and would like to include wikipedia content to provide users with additional content (history, glossary, more info, etc.) I could write it myself but Wikipedia’s articles are perfect.
I know I can use the content under the GFDL license if its properly cited, but I don’t know the details of what I can do. Here a few of the questions I have…
Do I need to present it exactly as it is on Wikipedia?
Can I add my own images?
Can I separate content into multiple pages?
Can I choose only select paragraphs or sentences.
Do I need to display the content in the same order?
If I want, can I use an exact duplicate (links, images, subheaders, etc).
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I want to add my sitemap into google webmaster. I need easy way to submit my sitemap into webmaster. i have found a proccess by searching on google. they says that your site map will be yourdomai.blogspot.com/atom.xml or rss.xml
but when i give my blogsite to webmaster as this format its gives a error msg:
“The Sitemap must be located at http://sample.blogspot.com/. To add a Sitemap at http://sample.blogspot.com/http://sample.blogspot.com/, first add that site to your account and then click the Add a Sitemap link beside it.”
what was wrong!!!
please help me.
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I heard about SEO a few weeks ago and could not find a good book on it. Could you please suggest a good book and possible link to buy it.
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Do I need to ask the Webmaster of a site if I can put some of their content, i.e. articles, on my site if i credit them by putting a link to their site at the top of the article on my site? I know what the polite thing do do would be, and that would obviously be to ask. I’m wondering what the legal ramifications would be if I did not ask, but yet credited and linked to them.
I need free pet and animal photos for a website. The stock photo sites charge some sort of fee for using photos (none are absolutely FREE) and I need a lot of photos of all sorts of animals. I am willing to give credit for the photo and free link to their website if appropriate.
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