Received Google alert warning and can't find help

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  • Miroslav Glavi?

    (@miroslavglavic)

    so is the .ga site yours or is that the “offending” site?

    By the way… .ga is the country domain for Gabon, a country in Africa.

    Gabon’s capital is Libreville.

    WordPress just provides the CMS, it doesn’t “police” the internet.

    What do you mean by using info from your website?

    So many sites use Wikipedia info. Nothing wrong with that.

    There are hundreds of sites that have posts on installing WordPress, they all got the info from WordPress site.

    andywar65

    (@andywar65)

    Saw the website you’re talking about. Seems like one of those automated ones, that mashes up posts from all over the web. Content jumps from nail art to led lighting, all in the same post. It uses the “advanced random posts widget” to build up the blog. They just want to get traffic and people clicking the ads, that’s all.

    Thread Starter Judson

    (@hjkramer)

    Thanks! Do you know if there is any way to remove our stuff from their site? It’s very misleading to the people who make donations through our site. Thanks again.

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Talk to the hosting providers; use whois tools

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