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I'd doubt that. Given the fact that the images on CP are exactly the same as the images on the original russian site the author is most likely the same for both articles - How else could he have translated the image text using exactly the same image without spending a ridicolous amount of time?
Typical plagiarizers usually don't spend a lot of time plagiarizing.
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You should have seen them coming.
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And also:
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There are some regulars here who think you should investigate every suspected spam site. If they are right, prepare for your eyes to be boggled. Heaven forbid, they could be wrong.
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Saw that one as well.
But I'm not sure, yes every message contains the links but that's just because it's in his signature (I think)
His article looks to be on the up and up so I'm not certain about this one.
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some further investigation suggests that this and the previous report (user josemaocu) seem to be the same person.
The only thing is this account does have a article that looks to be legit.
What happens to that article if the account is nuked?
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Tom
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The links seem to vary slightly from message to message. Either he was editing his signature for every message, or the links weren't part of his signature.
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Yeah he should be nuked.
My only concern is for the article, but that will probably live on.
Tom
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It's not spam - there are no links. And it doesn't seem to be plagiarised. But one of them came up in the moderation queue, and I'm just not sure what it is.
Read his messages and you'll probably be as unsure as I am: Latest Messages - CodeProject[^]
User: Member 12224913 - Professional Profile - CodeProject[^]
It looks like spam, it smells like spam. But no payload... 
Ideas anyone?
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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I'd say spammer.
Just because there is no link to a product doesn't mean it can't be spam. (in my opinion)
Tom
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