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Re: What point is a web site not plagerized
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lugnet.publish
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Thu, 14 Jan 1999 02:16:28 GMT
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On Wed, 13 Jan 1999 19:27:47 GMT, "Linc Smith"
<ldsmith@pfc.forestry.ca> wrote:
> At what point is a web page not plagiarized? If color schemes, and layout
> remain the same as another page, but all content and graphics are changed is
> this plagiarism? does it make a difference if the page is completely
> unrelated...?
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> What are peoples thoughts? Is there a line somewhere...?
Hard to say. But I thought it was an accepted practice to check the
source to learn and improve ones html.
Though I do recall an actual case a while back where one site lifted
the html coding from another site and was forced to modify it and
acknowledge the original source.
The page used some nifty trick to slide open a door or panel to the
left or right. Wish I could recall where is was.
So yes, there is a line. It is right about..... there. No, a little
over... yes, that's it.
-- Terry K --
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