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Hello Peter and MYU,
I saw this post on another site and wondered what you thought of it......
http://qprreport.proboards.com/index...y&thread=14178
COPY and PASTE Warning:
For all boards:
In the spirit of other websites warning over the dangers of copying and pasting we felt we should also join in.
Basically if you are going to warn people over the dangers of copying and pasting it is probably better to not copy and paste your warning from another site otherwise you run the risk of looking like a hypocritical idiot.
Taking for example this post:
IMPORTANT: It is not only your reputation at stake. If you take part in blogs, forums, or discussion boards please respect the Terms and Conditions. When you copy and paste from the web and post text or images in any of the spaces mentioned above you are putting the host site in danger. Search engines have "spiders" that check for stolen images and text. Websites that contain copied material are "flagged" for copyright violation, even if the content was posted by members.
Which can be found in a previous form here:
http://www.englishclub.com/writing/plagiarism.htm
IMPORTANT: It is not only your reputation at stake. If you take part in blogs, forums, or discussion boards (such as MyEnglishClub), please respect the Terms and Conditions. When you copy and paste from the web and post text or images in any of the spaces mentioned above you are putting the host site in danger. Search engines have "spiders" that check for stolen images and text. Websites that contain copied material are "flagged" for copyright violation, even if the content was posted by members.
Or even:
Copyrighted material may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder, period. There are narrow "fair use" exceptions, but they do not extend to the reproduction of an entire post/article, or even a substantial portion of it, on a blog or website. Writings, photographs, etc. are automatically copyrighted when committed to a "fixed format" (yes, a website counts), with or without a notice, and immediately become entitled to copyright protection, including the prohibition on duplication without permission. To duplicate such material without permission is illegal, and can result in civil and in some cases criminal penalties. This is not a matter of opinion--it's the law
Which can be previously found here:
http://www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/e...copy-and-paste
MadameX
"...Copyrighted material may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder, period. There are narrow "fair use" exceptions, but they do not extend to the reproduction of an entire post/article, or even a substantial portion of it, on a blog or website. Writings, photographs, etc. are automatically copyrighted when committed to a "fixed format" (yes, a website counts), with or without a notice, and immediately become entitled to copyright protection, including the prohibition on duplication without permission. To duplicate such material without permission is illegal, and can result in civil and in some cases criminal penalties. This is not a matter of opinion--it's the law."
Basically if you copy and paste the VERY least you can do is acknowledge your source.
Hope this helps those concerned over such matters.
Please note that I asked the original poster for permission to post this which was given......
Did you do the same?
I saw this post on another site and wondered what you thought of it......
http://qprreport.proboards.com/index...y&thread=14178
COPY and PASTE Warning:
For all boards:
In the spirit of other websites warning over the dangers of copying and pasting we felt we should also join in.
Basically if you are going to warn people over the dangers of copying and pasting it is probably better to not copy and paste your warning from another site otherwise you run the risk of looking like a hypocritical idiot.
Taking for example this post:
IMPORTANT: It is not only your reputation at stake. If you take part in blogs, forums, or discussion boards please respect the Terms and Conditions. When you copy and paste from the web and post text or images in any of the spaces mentioned above you are putting the host site in danger. Search engines have "spiders" that check for stolen images and text. Websites that contain copied material are "flagged" for copyright violation, even if the content was posted by members.
Which can be found in a previous form here:
http://www.englishclub.com/writing/plagiarism.htm
IMPORTANT: It is not only your reputation at stake. If you take part in blogs, forums, or discussion boards (such as MyEnglishClub), please respect the Terms and Conditions. When you copy and paste from the web and post text or images in any of the spaces mentioned above you are putting the host site in danger. Search engines have "spiders" that check for stolen images and text. Websites that contain copied material are "flagged" for copyright violation, even if the content was posted by members.
Or even:
Copyrighted material may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder, period. There are narrow "fair use" exceptions, but they do not extend to the reproduction of an entire post/article, or even a substantial portion of it, on a blog or website. Writings, photographs, etc. are automatically copyrighted when committed to a "fixed format" (yes, a website counts), with or without a notice, and immediately become entitled to copyright protection, including the prohibition on duplication without permission. To duplicate such material without permission is illegal, and can result in civil and in some cases criminal penalties. This is not a matter of opinion--it's the law
Which can be previously found here:
http://www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/e...copy-and-paste
MadameX
"...Copyrighted material may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder, period. There are narrow "fair use" exceptions, but they do not extend to the reproduction of an entire post/article, or even a substantial portion of it, on a blog or website. Writings, photographs, etc. are automatically copyrighted when committed to a "fixed format" (yes, a website counts), with or without a notice, and immediately become entitled to copyright protection, including the prohibition on duplication without permission. To duplicate such material without permission is illegal, and can result in civil and in some cases criminal penalties. This is not a matter of opinion--it's the law."
Basically if you copy and paste the VERY least you can do is acknowledge your source.
Hope this helps those concerned over such matters.
Please note that I asked the original poster for permission to post this which was given......
Did you do the same?
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