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Content literally lifted without attribution on a link farm site: http://www.fraudwatchernetwork.com/website/internet-fraud.html
[[User:JavaWoman|JavaWoman]] 04:52, 2 August 2005 (UTC)
*I am sick and tired of users like [[User:JavaWoman|JavaWoman]]. The linkfarm or whatever COPIED from this article. I am sure of this because I WROTE THIS FROM SCRATCH. I used some knowledge that no linkfarm could have known about. Why do you assume that Wikipedians copy from others and not the other way around? Or maybe is it that [[User:JavaWoman|JavaWoman]] has some economic incentive on putting links on Wikipedia to some Adsense generating sites???--[[User:AAAAA|AAAAA]] 02:51, 26 September 2005 (UTC)

*[[User:AAAAA|AAAAA]], I honestly have no idea what you are referring to. I do not have, or use, any "link farm" sites. (I do have web sites, but always respect copyright very carefully, and certainly do not copy without attribution.) In fact, I '''reported''' a copyright violation on a link farm site and signed that report with my username here (note that it says "on", not "from"); it may well be that the content was originally yours, but the link farm site is not mine, nor did I not suggest that anyone copied '''from''' there.<br />So, rather than being "sick and tired" of users "like" me, you should thank me for spotting the theft in the first place. (This particular link farm site is one of a large network of similar sites, all using the same framework, and all using material lifted from Wikipedia, all without attribution.) [[User:JavaWoman|JavaWoman]] 10:41, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

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