The E-Sylum:  Volume 7, Number 29, July 18, 2004, Article 28

WEB COPYCAT FINDER

  John and Nancy Wilson of Ocala, FL write: "We found
  this neat site while looking at latest releases of new search
  engines.  Take a look and if you think it is worthwhile let
  the rest of the E-Sylum readers know about it:
  copyscape.com."

  [The site is a test version of a service that uses Google
  to locate duplicate copies of web content.  If you are a
  numismatic author and would like to track where copies
  of your work have ended up on the Internet, this tool
  could come in handy.  It only works one page at a time,
  however - you feed it one web page address and it
  comes back and tells you if it locates duplicate content
  elsewhere on the web.  I tried it for one of the E-Sylum
  archive pages as follows:
  http://www.coinbooks.org/club_nbs_esylum_v05n06.html

  The tool discovered some similar content on the American
  Numismatic Society web site; specifically, it found an
  obituary of Geoffrey H. North.  In this case, the duplicated
  text was part of an E-Sylum submission from Frank
  Campbell of the ANS.     -Editor]

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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