Do you think its okay for pvgap.org to post our answers on their website?

Riki, I suspect you are absolutely correct, there isn't anything we can do about it. I guess I was hoping someone from Y would chime in, I wrote them weeks ago but nothing came back. The practice by these other websites is likely perfectly legal, just wrong. Thanks for writing...Rudydoo

Riki, I suspect you are absolutely correct, there isn't anything we can do about it. I guess I was hoping someone from Y would chime in, I wrote them weeks ago but nothing came back. The practice by these other websites is likely perfectly legal, just wrong. Thanks for writing...Rudydoo

Riki, I suspect you are absolutely correct, there isn't anything we can do about it. I guess I was hoping someone from Y would chime in, I wrote them weeks ago but nothing came back. The practice by these other websites is likely perfectly legal, just wrong. Thanks for writing...Rudydoo

Octavia, that is probably true, but I don't think pvgap.org is part of Y, nor is the website that Riki is posting either. Someone at these other websites has to physically be clipping and pasting these, I don't know of a program with the sophistication to match our answers with their questions electronically. Part of the reason I always start my answers with the question writers name is so it appears out of context on the hijackers website, still, they paste it that way and take credit, it just seems so out of place...Rudydoo

Yahzmin, I'm certain you're correct, there really aren't any 'rights' for guys like us who post answers, then someone else runs off and takes credit for them. There isn't any money exchanging hands here, so nobody outside of the websites is really interested. I'm convinced there isn't anything any of us can do to stop it, but is there any way to simply expose it? Maybe if I just clip this over to our local newspaper they might find an article in it or something, other than that I'm out of ideas. Thanks for the response...Rudydoo

Yahzmin, I'm certain you're correct, there really aren't any 'rights' for guys like us who post answers, then someone else runs off and takes credit for them. There isn't any money exchanging hands here, so nobody outside of the websites is really interested. I'm convinced there isn't anything any of us can do to stop it, but is there any way to simply expose it? Maybe if I just clip this over to our local newspaper they might find an article in it or something, other than that I'm out of ideas. Thanks for the response...Rudydoo