I didn’t mention anything about modifying the 3rd party author’s content nor modifying their article’s title.

Here’s what I wrote:

“…You can see what I’ve done on my resell rights blog. Basically, I’ve taken a pre-written article and created 200ish supporting words that I’ve placed above the article…”

“…In addition to that – I didn’t use the article’s title as the title for the blog post – I have my own unique title & even URL (cuz I’m using a SEO friendly title element plugin)…”

And, if you had looked at the website I referenced, you would have seen this:

“…Here’s a guest article explaining one of the many methods that you can use to make money with resell rights products. Please forgive the poor formatting – this is how the article was formatted, and I don’t have rights to change it…”

I left their title intact – and you can see it highlighted on the referenced page. As one who uses article marketing and one who was at one time a full-time web content writer, I get annoyed by people who take my work without giving me my credit. I didn’t even change the formatting of the article, as crappy as it was.

I have yet to notice an article directory that states each syndicated article must be placed on a unique page using the article title as the title element of the 3rd party web page – All I have done is taken an article that is listed in an article directory and added it to a page with some other content on it – I haven’t modified a thing.

I just wanted to clear some things up… cuz it seems in your endeavor to get a backlink (which I modified your “name” for you – I don’t think your name is “free article directories”, I was going to put “free Norwegian cruises”… but I thought it a bit much) you misinterpreted what I had written. Probably not intentional… but still – I don’t think you really read what I wrote before posting your comment.