The purpose of RSS feeds is to make it more simpler for your readers to read content from YOUR site, not steal it and put your name on it. Most people know better, and so do you (and scrapers).

Also, scrapers don’t typically steal the summary feeds, but feeds with the entire article. There’s little point otherwise.

Yes, you can ask them to remove it, but 9 times out of 10 they will simply ignore you. I’ve had this happen with a client of mine, and when frequent requests fell on deaf ears, I eventually banned the IP.

I feel so helpless, I write quality content and some people would just pull the feed from my site and profit! I can’t take down RSS, since it’s the only way I can submit a sitemap to google (I’m hosted in blogger blogspot).

Admin of this site, I’d like to ask for help! Please mail me back if you have time!

Very small number of companies rejects usage of their RSS on websites. You are somewhere there, in the minority. Make a legal agreement with those people.

Blocking them or using smart network ideas, or firewalls, is too silly.

You should not put anyway full pages into the RSS, put only the summary of pages.

With the RSS on other people’s website you gain new visitors, you gain benefits, and you should not complaining when someone else is doing promotional work on your behalf.

This is grossly your error on understanding the purposes of the RSS.

The major purpose of the RSS is promotion of your content.

So, don’t make “smart” articles on how to stop RSS syndication, as in the first place you have offered RSS to other people, so don’t complain, as that is bullshit.

Scraping a web page is one thing, and I could understand it.

But preventing people using RSS on other websites is simply a nonsense.

RSS is for syndication, and if you don’t want syndication, don’t provide RSS.