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Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: Trygve

The most annoying people who ever disputed that something on the web was mine were a couple of the staff members in the Phys Ed. department at Texas A&M. They'd gone and taken my weightlifting glossary, deleted my byline and copyright notice, and put it up on their department's site. I wrote to them about it and they accused me of having plagiarized it from their students, whom they claimed had written it. I asked how their students had managed to come up with pictures of me to illustrate it. They never responded again, but they took it off their website.

Dang Trygve, you're owning people left and right. 🙂
Out of curiosity, how do you find out whose plagarizing your stuff? Do you google stuff you've written often?

Haven't in years, though I'm sure that would turn up an awful lot. In the case of the university, they were still loading some of the pictures from my webserver, which pretty much gave it away.

I've had fun sometimes following some of the referral links I see in my log files. I had the honor of being the subject of a Fark photoshop contest once, I've run into chatrooms where someone was using a picture of me, and last week I happened upon someone's livejournal page where the background was pictures of me. I think it's pretty funny.
 
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