Don't let your Call of Duty guides get stolen! Learn which sites are known for taking content without permission and how to protect your work.
Alright, so you've put in the work to create an awesome Call of Duty guide, and you want to make sure it's out there helping players, right? That's cool, but we gotta be smart about it. Some sites out there have a bad habit of just grabbing guides without asking, and we definitely don't want that.
This guide is specifically meant for GameFAQs.com. If you're thinking about putting it on your own site, the best move is to hit me up first. Most of the time, I'm cool with it, as long as the guide is kept exactly as it is, and you give proper credit. It's all about respecting the effort that goes into these things.
Now, there are some specific sites that have a history of taking content without permission. To be clear, your guide should NOT be hosted on any of the following sites:
- CheatCodeCentral (Yeah, Dave, I'm looking at you!)
- 911 Codes
- 9 Lives
- Bean's PlayStation Dimension
- Cheat Index
- Cheat Matrix
- Cheat Search
- Cheatstop
- CNET Gamecenter
- Console Domain
- Dark Station
- Dirty Little Helper
- Dreamland
- Games Domain
- Game Express
- Games Over
- Mega Games
- Square Haven
- Ultimate System
- VideoGaming.net
If you see your site on this list, just don't post the guide there. I'll find out. And to everyone else, if you happen to spot any of my guides on these sites, please do me a solid and send an email about it. Thanks for looking out!
Just a heads-up: ignorance isn't an excuse. If you steal this guide, you're breaking the law, plain and simple. Let's keep things legit and give credit where it's due.
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