New website, plans to go large. How do you protect yourself?

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Published on 2011-03-05T23:11:47Z Indexed on 2011/03/05 23:33 UTC
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I'm planning to create a new site that (in hopes) will make it to a decent state of popularity and use. I have made sites before, but they weren't serious, with any intended purpose other than personal and friend use.

I've never been able to find a solid post on good steps to protecting yourself, and your site/idea before you start. This site will always be free, and will not be bringing it any revenue by ads or whatnot, but I plan to in the future and would want to make I'm in the clear legally for one.

Do you need to copyright anything? Or anything of the same concept as copyright? Do I make an LLC to operate it under?

Apologies for this extremely poorly written question, basically I want to be both legal, and I want to make sure nobody can just rip my idea or name(s).

(I'm sure this will be more concise as questions here are asked)

Thanks

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