Such would be site or forum promotion. Also if you check the policies you find out what these forums are for.
However you are free to note Cnet articles and such in your top post. Also the forum policies which I should not have to duplicate here note that when you copy text from others, how much is allowed.
Bob
I have a commercial website, included in its content is a blog page. Often times I run across articles from news sites that I subscribe to, other people's blogs, and forum posts that are so informative and well written that I would like to post the entire article on my blog for others to read. What kind of stipulations are there on doing something like that? Is it ok to do so as long as its complete content is copied, including the authors name and a link to where it was originally posted. I would assume that is wise to ask permission first, but I am unsure who to approach if I must. For instance I have run across things posted in these forums, especially by the moderators, that I would like to include, would I need to approach someone from CNET, is contacting the person who submitted the post necessary, or can I just repost it, have the author listed, with a link to the original post? Thank you in advance for the advice. I hope I made question clear.

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