Plagiarism Accusations
Users debate whether specific Hacker News submissions and articles constitute plagiarism by copying or rewriting original content without proper attribution or credit.
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No need for accusations of plagiarism. Your post reads the same without the words "direct plagiarism of".
Yes, it's copied, and it doesn't acknowledge that the ideas came from your article (even though it attributes the drawings to you with a "Source" link).I think you should submit your article to HN as well.
It was plagiarized, not pirated.
Let me plagiarise your work then and tell me what you think.
doesn't this completely rip off the authors of the content? it can't be legal
I may have something to learn but is this not direct plagiarism?
I'm not saying it's not plagiarism, just that it's not a copypaste.
This looks an awful lot like plagiarism. He rewrote Rob Weir's blog post without giving him credit. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4465098
So you copied his content and claimed ownership and submitted in hopes of attracting HN views? Nothing sketchy there.
how do they even copyright other's work as their own?