We, the common people, writers of the Internet, and mostly unpublished, look ardently at those great top authors of best-sellers, and just drool when we see their copyright notices . Copyright © Stephen King 2008 , all rights reserved! Wow, we think, when do we actually see such a page in action with our name in it? In the meanwhile, there is another question looming in the horizon, particularly for the people like us, who publish online profusely, but most of the time get our content stolen , taken up by amateurs, who just happen to view the power and reach of the professional content, and just copy and use it in their websites (I regard intellectual property theft or plagiarism as more severe and despicable than murder). We have to protect our hard work (by copyrighting) ; we have to find some ways to get it copyrighted, so we can claim our work as our own whenever we want. How? Well, that’s actually pretty easy. You should know that copyright is a natural attribute that exis