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rtms77Jul 31st 2007 10:43PM
It was drilled into my head way back in elementry school when doing book reports etc, that one is always to acknowledge where they got the source etc. I still do the same thing with my blog.
Google Reader is a little different, the shared page it creates for it's users acknowledges the site, the author and all the links. One is unable to alter the shared link, so all credit goes to the original. Now when Google decides to add a edit and share button then there will be problems.