// Republishing
Republishing & syndication
We want our writing to travel. You're welcome to republish, translate, and quote Moxie Docs articles. All we ask is a credit and a link back to the original.
You're free to
- + Republish an article in full or in part on your own blog, newsletter, or company site.
- + Translate it into other languages.
- + Quote excerpts, charts, and statistics in your own writing.
- + Import posts automatically from our full-content RSS feed.
We just ask that you
- + Credit the original author and Moxie Docs with a visible link back to the original article URL.
- + Set the canonical URL of your republished copy to the original Moxie Docs URL when your platform supports it (Medium, Dev.to, Ghost, WordPress, Hashnode, and most CMSs do).
- + Keep the meaning intact. Don't edit the piece in a way that changes what it says or implies our endorsement of unrelated claims.
Canonical URLs (the important part)
- + Setting rel=canonical to the original URL tells search engines the Moxie Docs page is the source of record. You still get the full article and referral traffic, and ranking signal consolidates to the original instead of being split across duplicates.
- + On Dev.to and Medium you can paste a Canonical URL when importing or editing. On WordPress/Ghost, set the canonical field in the post's SEO settings.
- + If your platform can't set a canonical, a clear 'Originally published on Moxie Docs' link near the top or bottom is the next best thing.
Syndicate from RSS
- + Our feed carries the full Markdown body, so importers can pull complete posts: moxiedocs.com/blog/feed.xml
- + Most platforms let you set a default canonical when importing from a feed. Point it back to the original URL.
Attribution snippet
Drop this near the top or bottom of the republished article (swap in the article's URL):
<p>This article was originally published on <a href="https://moxiedocs.com/blog/…">Moxie Docs</a>.</p>Questions about a specific reuse? Email contact@moxiedocs.com.