QuotationsBook.com Webmaster/Support wrote: If you do some sort of [semi-]dynamic inclusion of Wikipedia content into your site, please adhere to the following: 1) Take measures to ensure that your site does not violate robots.txt. In case it is not apparent, this includes ensuring that bots, which access your site, do not indirectly violate Wikipedia's robots.txt when your site is acting as an intermediary. 2) Have your software clearly identify itself to Wikipedia, on each request, with a user-agent string. There are some broad user-agent blocks in place to combat the frequent abuse of the site by bots using certain software/libraries. It's acceptable to alter the user-agent of your software to get past these blocks, as long as you make sure that it is well-behaved. 3) Know what your software is doing. Monitor the behaviour of your site to ensure that it doesn't load Wikipedia's servers with rubbish such as that you can see at the following URL: http://noc.wikimedia.org/~jeronim/mysic.txt I'd also suggest that you list your site on the relevant subpage of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Mirrors_and_forks and describe its interaction with Wikipedia. This will help to conserve the time of the volunteers who monitor sites which use Wikipedia content, and hopefully prevent any misunderstandings. Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com