Check out wrestlestein's post below for the way to do it in real life. For online, my best guess is to put a copyright statement on each draft with the exact date of publication each time, and maybe do a screen shot of your FrontPage editor with the date, as seen by scrolling the mouse over the computer clock, clearly visible.
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> > Don't worry too much about copyrighting your stuff--and
> > it's "copyright," BTW, but no sweat because I used to make
> > that mistake all the time. Theft of creative content isn't
> > nearly as prevalent as you may suspect.
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> What happens if I want to put a script of mine online? So
> people can critique it in an "online workshop" I plan to
> conduct?
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