Man you need to give credits to that link when cheetah comes that is never a good thing ... That means you did not give credit to the original source. Well just to give you the heads up.
As long as Cheetah does not flag you, you are OK. In the future though, if you use the ">" before wording you already have elsewhere on the web, it will show Cheetah that you are quoting, even if just from your own work. We need to do it with our own work as well as with quotes from others, because Cheetah doesn't know the difference. LOL!
Cheetah can't read links either. LOL! She's just a bot. The links are more for the benefit of humans. Best to show that the text is somewhere else on the web. in my example above I place the ">" without quotes in front pf the whole sentence that you see quoted. ;-)
Man you need to give credits to that link when cheetah comes that is never a good thing ... That means you did not give credit to the original source. Well just to give you the heads up.
Credits to the link?
As long as Cheetah does not flag you, you are OK. In the future though, if you use the ">" before wording you already have elsewhere on the web, it will show Cheetah that you are quoting, even if just from your own work. We need to do it with our own work as well as with quotes from others, because Cheetah doesn't know the difference. LOL!
O. OK. That's good to know. So the quote from the article needs to be referenced with a web link?
That's what I usually do. Here's what the ">" before text shows up like. you may have seen it on other blogs:
Added: (see source links below)
After the "". Will that work you think?
Cheetah can't read links either. LOL! She's just a bot. The links are more for the benefit of humans. Best to show that the text is somewhere else on the web. in my example above I place the ">" without quotes in front pf the whole sentence that you see quoted. ;-)