But, what about content that is going straight onto a website for the general public to use? I certainly would never have expect to encounter a plagiarised recipe last week, but that's exactly what happened.
Maybe I'm being naive. Because I don't create in a vacuum, I regularly copy other people's tutorials when I'm crafting. But a recipe. On a big Australian website. That is cited as being created specifically for that website by somebody. And then, when I had a problem with the recipe I went looking for something else to bake and stumbled on the exact. same. recipe. on a different, major Australian website. And the copied recipe isn't even right!
And, after all that, the kids didn't like the slice I baked. Back to the drawing board tomorrow.
{I haven't shared any links, although I really want to. Would you bring the plagiarism to the attention of the website in question?}
I would ;-) If I was the original creator, I would want to know ;-)
ReplyDeleteI would bring it to the attention of the website in question :)
ReplyDeleteI think a note to point out the plagiarism wouldn't hurt & might help the original website be more proactive in protecting its content.
ReplyDeleteI would want to know. Point it out. :) Rachel
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