Google IS Evil, Content Plagiarism; Aquarium Fish Searches
Google Adsense Plagiarism and Refusal to respond to DMCA Complaints, and Websites that Participate in this such as Water Ionizer Expert.
Updated 6-5-13

In this latest addition of Aquarium/Pond "Hall of Shame", I will call out Google whose disingenuous motto is "Don't be evil". Yet with their use of plagiarized content to place Google Adsense while denying the original content any revenue from Adsense is ANYTHING BUT GOOD!
For those who do not agree, please simply search "Google IS evil" and you will find so much factual information, much of which deals with Adsense Corruption. See this article for one such example: Google; More Evil than you think!
Before I go on to the "meat" of this article I will answer the question of what this subject has this to do with aquarium/pond keeping?
Well admittedly not too much at this time (in part it is me just venting), HOWEVER if Google continues to tweak their algorithm to favor "cut & paste" websites, good researched aquarium information will be much more difficult to find.
As well, I too have a family to feed, employees to pay, so when Google allows plagiarism of my intellectual property, this steals revenues we would have from advertising, and more so loss of reader base which often becomes a customer base. The result here is while I do enjoy helping persons with their aquarium and pond problems, if I cannot pay my bills; I will have to move on to another endeavor.
This results in my many articles from Aquarium Information to Aquarium Answers and many others places as well as my free advice in forums coming to an end.
In fact as per the most recent update of this article the problem of misinformation and spam website coming ahead of sound researched aquarium or pond websites has continued to grow.
If this is not a problem to you or morals are for someone else, go ahead and continue to use Google as your search engine or for other services.
| See also this Fish as Pets article where Google's Continued Promotion of Cut and Paste Spam sites such as eHow have made quality information often difficult to find, with potential disastrous results for fish keepers: Aquarium Planaria |
What is now noteworthy, from the heavy handed Google Apps Infrastructure Transition, to Google recently being caught with their "Street View" stealing persons WiFi Data; many in the media and SEO circles are finally, albeit late, joining the party that finally recognizes that Google simply IS an EVIL company.
See: Google's Street View Spying Was No Accident
Sadly plagiarism of my many articles that represent more than 3 decades experience and 1000s of hours of ongoing research continues at quite the pace.
Worse though is Google in their constant dishonesty no longer answers DMCA complaints knowing full well the cost of legal action from persons such as myself is impossible (this includes Google being caught red handed stealing private information via Google "Street View").
This is not just me, here is a quote from the FCC Report of April 2012:
For many months Google deliberately impeded and delayed the Bureau's investigation by failing to respond to requests for material information and provide certifications and verifications it its responses
As well the legal profession has yet to produce an attorney with the "balls" to force a class upon this disgusting and immoral company that is literally making billions with Google Adsense while refusing to pay one dime to those such as myself from whom the content is/was stolen.
Since some of the companies that place Advertising on stolen content are major buyers of Google Ads, it is highly profitable for Google to NOT force the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act).
In a most recent plagiarism discovery, my "Aquarium Chemistry" article (first draft) was illegally used.
Two major players in this copyright infringement that also do NOT answer to complaints are:
*Dr. Fosters & Smith
*Water Ionizer Expert; 760-438-1900
Both of the above have Advertised on this Plagiarized Content:
http://cichlids.aquariumfishs.com/the-importance-of-calcium-kh-and-magnesium-in-aquariums/
The second did call us/me back, but only to insult me and call me "nuts" while they laughed their heads off in the back ground.
Why this business (Water Ionizer Expert) felt compelled to verbally abuse me over attempting to defend my life's work that I put out for reader to use for free is beyond me.
However, a little research shows that Water Ionizer Expert is not a company with morals either, since they are scraping others content to sell their products.
See: http://www.waterionizerauthority.com/why-we-no-longer-carry-life-products/
I only ask that if someone chooses to use it in a post of their own, that they place hyper links referencing my original content and any advertiser pays ME for the use of MY content to sell their products or services!!
Others with Ads found illegally placed on our content:
*TruAqua
*LakeLawnand Pond.Com
*LagunaPondsShop
See this screen shot for evidence at the time of this post (click to enlarge for a better view):

What I ask of readers is you have found the many FREE articles I have written at:
*Aquarium Information
With many in depth articles such as UV Sterilization, Columnaris, and more
*Aquarium Answers and MANY other blogs across the Internet helpful, PLEASE boycott or better write or call the before mentioned websites advertising on MY content.
Even if I eventually succeed in removing this website and or the advertisers, this "battle" will continue as I find my copyrighted content posted websites and blogs on a regular basis., with well over 98% involving Google Adsense or some other form of un authorized advertising revenue generation.
By Carl Strohmeyer.
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3 Comments:
Drs. Foster and Smith stole your article?
Ian;
No, please read the article.
They are advertising on stolen content
Oh! I was having a hard time following... I understand now.
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