Received a call from a friend and was told that a blogger was 'stealing' my photos and even my write-up and pasted them on her own blog. So far, I have found out that she has extracted the contents of the following articles :
Barbeque Steamboat Dinner at Seoul Garden, Penang
Swensen's - Queensbay Mall
Penang Hawker Food - Min Jiang Ayer Itam
Penang Hawker Food - Roast Duck/Pei Par Arp
It is a shame this has happened because blogging is to express one's personal experience and the writing should be from your own ideas. Seeing my stuff being 'copy and paste' without proper acknowledgement is pure frustration. Now I start to print my name on my photos.
I hope everyone should respect other people's works!!!!
Is there any ways to protect the contents in the blog from being stolen by others? Any suggestions are most welcome.
The 'thick' noodles are fried with black soy sauce under a fiery stove. It comes steaming hot. The taste of this noodle is enhanced with the spicy sambal belacan added to it.
We had another bowl of Tai Loke Mee cooked in a thick soup .... tasted good especially eaten with a dash of black vinegar. Both of these noodles are comparable as good as those I used to enjoyed during my earlier years in K.L.
We also had the Mee Suah Kor which is cooked the same way as the above Tai Loke Mee.
This coffeeshop is just beside The Clark Hatch Fitness Center. Directly opposite is another coffeeshop whereby you get to savour the famous Ah Leng Char Koay Teow.
Head over to a 'food court' located directly opposite the Penang Floating Mosque in Tanjung Bunga which serves delicious typical Malay dishes. The two food stalls here are attracting customers far and near with their many varieties of dishes.
