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Been called worse though, will get on with my day :)
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If it does, and it really shouldn't have beyond a year ago (when we really clamped down on it with our authors)... we fix it.
If it ever does happen, I assure you that all it takes is one email to [email protected] and we'll have it resolved.
But I assure you that this "care free" image you might have of us when it comes to posting other peoples images just isn't reality.
I agree, that would have been better.
However, calling us out for plagiarism does feel far too extreme when the updated piece clearly states the source of the facts. The original piece only included links without a name and that I agree is 100% wrong. I hadn't seen that original piece before we were called out on twitter and my reactions were clearly based on immediate emotions...never a good time to reply.
Again, will put all this into a single post soon.
There's been some confusion.
Will post a follow up to this shortly to explain the mix up...but basically this HN commenter nails it: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3972875
Feels like this guy is trolling every single one of us here - myself included - to get a reaction.
Zee from TNW here.
Someone has to explain to me exactly what we should have done differently here.
I honestly have absolutely no idea what we should have done differently here to illustrate an interesting fact with our readers and reference the original source (we did that twice in the article...even with his full name (a screenshot of which he conveniently didn't include in his post))...and still he comes out guns blazing like he wrote a full-on opinion piece and we decided to just copy/paste.
We work immensely had to product original content as well as link to original sources when deserved...this case was absolutely no different.
I'm honestly amazed that this is crawling up Hacker News quite frankly.
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Love the unlimited collaborators, should help bring in more teams.