You know, Doug, I would advise that you resist the urge to retaliate. In reality, the Internet isn't THAT big and someday it WILL come back to haunt you. It is possible that sometime in the future you may have a profitible business relationship with somebody who knows somebody who knows them.

Google-bombs ARE trackable, if you know what you are doing. What you need to do is not create any association between you and them. Your best revenge is to be more sucessful than they are- by playing fair!

Yeah, I know. I am not the kind that carries grudges or looks for revenge. Life is too short

nice link, too bad people cant make their own tags not that hard.

What a dirtbag. I had the same thing happen to me. The "web designer" (boy is that a misrep) wasn't to worried about it. He removed most of my content but still has my meta info. I'm sure karma will take care of him eventually.

copyscape is a decent tool, i ran some of my websites urls' and oddly enough, all mine are copied. needless to say, i do use original content on my site that i type up myself, so to find the same words and sentence structure would be rare, but not impossible. so in that you found this site who copied your meta tags, other than just being offended, having your sites name in his meta tag couldnt really have harmed you. but i do agree, he shouldnt have stolen your stuff, but many many people do that, they search the top ten ranked pages, copy the content and all the meta tags in hopes of capturing the same ranking. what can you do about it, not much, since even dynamic pages give an output of such information. there are precautionaries, like moving your data down 10k lines of whitespace, thats a deterent, not a solution, disable right click, a deterent not a solution, anyhow, sorry somebody copied ya, nice find though.

later,

If it is real copyright infringement, this site might be of help
http://www.google.com/dmca.html