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Showing posts with label internet fraud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet fraud. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Unresolved: Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work

Since my initial article, nothing much has changed on Triond. Articles are still published in plagiarised versions. And I found a second interesting group of articles: Double publications by the same author. Begs the question: What is going on here? (Or rather, why is nothing being done?)
Following my article Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work I expected Triond to react a bit more robustly than by issuing a statement that they have closed down the account of the offender. In fact, they were in so much haste to do that they missed out on one article included in my first publication.

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Saturday, May 28, 2011

Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work

Am I the first to notice? Or did it just sort of slip below the radar? Plagiarism of other writers is bad form at the least. While it may happen on one site that another’s work is brazenly copied without the editors noticing it, it should be evident if the publication is on the same site.
I am quite used to finding one or another article of mine having been copied by a writer on another site. I am quite flattered by that, as it proves my writing is better than anything they have on that site, but I surely take steps.

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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Gumtree.com Users Hit by Fraudsters

Free advertising websites are constantly used by fraudsters to embezzle funds from unsuspecting users. Gumtree.com and similar free advertising sites worldwide are unable to prevent them from doing it, though Gumtree.com is trying to close the fraudulent ads as soon as spotted. More