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Should be fixed!
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Looks like that did it. Thanks!
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I recently published the technical blog post. Then I wanted to fix some misprints and image links. I didn't change type of post. Once I submitted the post for approval, the type of post was changed to Article. I tried to resubmit the post and manually chose Technical Blog type. No luck.
What should I do to update the post with correct type?
Thank you.
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All fixed. You just needed to ensure the "Article Source URL" was set as the location of your blog, otherwise the editor thinks it's a directly submitted article instead of a blog entry sourced from your site.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hi,
I am new to CodeProject and started writing article from last 2-3 months, I recently publish one article for approval, the moderator says some of its contains are copied from Microsoft , I removed those content and published again but today I found my account is deleted, because moderator still find something which is copied from MS. I mentioned in blog that this specific content is from Microsoft site and i provided link also on same content as a credit to Microsoft.
I got a mail "Your account at CodeProject has been reported as The member is being abusive or is a troll 4 times and is now deactivated."
Now neither i can log in my account nor i can ask for any help or give clarification. I never used any abusive language or intent to troll the web site.
Looking at some discussion on forum I found that copying MSDN content is also offensive. My intention was not copying content but provide info on what classes used in my article. My actual blog is completely related to some other functionality.
Still lesson learnt so is there any way I can get my account back ? No idea my account is deleted or deactivated and is there any chance to get it back ?
My account name was RohitDotNet and Id was rohitandrohit@yahoo.com
Any help in this regard is much appreciated.
Thanks
Rohit
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Sadly there are a few members on here who would obviously have been better employed as Traffic Wardens but for some reason chose a career in Software instead. They lead sad little lives but the 'power' that they gain from being able to remove peoples accounts for the slightest of reasons, gets them aroused a little and now some have got addicted.
The addition of the Spam and Abuse forum has only intensified this problem and some members actually spend hours looking for people to boot off this site.
It looks like you tried to do everything you could to appease the moderators misgivings, but it was to no avail as they had the taste of blood in their mouth and they couldn't wait to go running over to the Spam forum to report you to the other like-minded Traffic Wardens (they were probably happy you didn't remove the MSDN stuff as they enjoy booting people off).
It really is a shame because the report member function would work really well if members implemented it as Chris intended, i.e to ban members who Spam or are abusive (this is the only criteria set-out in the sticky at the top of the forum). However the Traffic Wardens have slowly extended this to mean plagarism or anybody that posts something they don't agree with.
People have been abusing the report thing so much that Chris has had to up the number of reports needed to boot an account. A sure indication that it is not being used as intended. And the saddest thing is that it is some of the most senior members who are doing this.
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Blue Waffle wrote: The addition of the Spam and Abuse forum has only intensified this problem and some members actually spend hours looking for people to boot off this site.
Weren't you the member who used to post in that forum when you couldn't find spam?
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Yeah it was my way of taking the mick.
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Hi Blue,
Very well said, they are treating me like I have done a biggest crime of my life. I am clarifying that I copied content from Microsoft, it is not a person whose hard work I wanted to take credit.
Secondly I have give hyperlink on class name which redirect user to go to Same page. If intention is to steal something do you think anyone would link that content to its original author ?
I got 1st info that it is Plagiarized which was shocking for me.
I removed content and on few classes name I kept with a statement that These content is taken from Microsoft Site with hyperlink on each class. then i re posted assuming it is ok.
In morning I got to know my account is deleted.
The kind of word they are using for me (abusing, stealing, behavior, winning) is very upsetting. At least I don't expect these things from senior members who are moderators and on top of the level.
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Exactly.
Chris - Do you really want to ban members who have obviously taken time and effort to write an article for this site just because they have included a referenced part of MSDN which adds background to there article?
How many members have been banned for this sort of thing who haven't taken the effort to re-join and complain?
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In clarification - if you copy the copyrighted work of someone else, this is plagiarism. While you might not see this is being a big deal, lawyers do tend to take a dim view and the people who comment generally have the well being of CodeProject at heart; in other words, they are trying to protect CP from being sued for copyright infringement. If someone wants to use someone elses words to add context, they should just link to that page.
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I can't see the article but the guy says he did also post links.
It looks to me as if he tried to accommodate Griffs suggestions but he still went running over to get his account removed.
One Question - Do you think banning someone who has taken the effort to write an article ( and by all accounts the majority is all his own work) is going to lead to more people or less people bothering to submit articles?
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In this case, I have no idea what happened with the contents of the article other than the initial comment about plagiarism and then a further report later on that the OP had attempted to repost plagiarised content. In this case, a member of the CP staff had reviewed the item so there must have been some grounds to the complaint.Blue Waffle wrote: One Question - Do you think banning someone who has taken the effort to write an article ( and by all accounts the majority is all his own work) is going to lead to more people or less people bothering to submit articles?
And there's the rub. Do we want to encourage people to submit articles that aren't their own work? What value does that provide? I would rather have one original article than 100 plagiarised articles. Now, I will add that I've long pondered the use of the vote options there and I think there needs to be a third option in there "Plagiarised" as I would agree that Troll/Abusive is too emotive.
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Removing the offending articles is a better approach than banning the account. Maybe banning the posting of articles for a time for someone who has repeatedly committed the offense
If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.-John Q. Adams
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Half his article was copied material. After members and editors pointed him to to copied material, he replaced 15% of the copied material with references and left the rest of the plagiarized material with no links or references.
The majority of his article was not his own work.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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OK.
My gripe was that, you can be a member for 7 years try to enhance the site by writing an article and then get kicked off for it, without a second thought by over zealous peers (rather than proper admin).
Sounds like he might have knowingly tried to pull the wool over your eyes though.
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He was probably headed in the direction of being kicked off by his peers, but I pulled the trigger. Someone who values an article being published over it being published correctly and has no regard or understanding for plagiarism despite multiple explanations isn't someone we can let run amok.
I've replied to one of the many threads he made this morning here: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4786938/Re-Plagiarised-would-be-article-posted-again.aspx[^]
He may yet return, but only once an understanding of plagiarism is properly demonstrated.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Blue Waffle wrote: knowingly tried to pull the wool over your eyes
And he is still trying: he started this thread with "I am new to CodeProject and started writing article from last 2-3 months..." when the account he is complaining was removed was seven years old. If you cannot work out in that time that we don't like plagiarism...
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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Point accepted.
Are his other 2 articles his own?
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No idea - haven't looked (and can't, on a closed account). But with his current liberal attitude to copy'n'paste that I would suspect not...and would go through them with a fine tooth comb...
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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How to Implement Max Length in WPF, Entity Framework Using MVVM Architecture[^]
WPF - Multiple Validation on Single Control[^]
These are my two article please check if it is copy paste work, if found anything please delete them also. These are still available at code project.
Also it does not matter my article is posted or no or my account is deleted or not. The more hurting is your comments and your attitude towards me is like you are treating with criminal.
My current article on which whole scene is created was with title ".net 4.5 Zip with password Feature" this title itself is so unique that none of the site has any info on this. Infact Microsoft has not given any word because password feature is not available in .net library.
I will also prove your statement is wrong on "his majority of work is not his" just give me a day.
By the way this is the link of original article submitted second time on which all this scene is created.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-qQaYNJh6CWTG1fYy12TGhtMjg/edit?usp=sharing[^]
I am here just because getting a title of thief/spammer is very hurting. And I will try my best to remove that title.
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How to Implement Max Length in WPF, Entity Framework Using MVVM Architecture[^]
WPF - Multiple Validation on Single Control[^]
These are my two article please check if it is copy paste work, if found anything please delete them also. These are still available at code project.
Also it does not matter my article is posted or no or my account is deleted or not. The more hurting is your comments and your attitude towards me is like you are treating with criminal.
My current article on which whole scene is created was with title ".net 4.5 Zip with password Feature" this title itself is so unique that none of the site has any info on this. Infact Microsoft has not given any word because password feature is not available in .net library.
I will also prove your statement is wrong on "his majority of work is not his" just give me a day.
By the way this is the link of original article submitted second time on which all this scene is created.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-qQaYNJh6CWTG1fYy12TGhtMjg/edit?usp=sharing[^]
I am here just because getting a title of thief/spammer is very hurting. And I will try my best to remove that title.
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Rohit_DotNet wrote: And I will try my best to remove that title
The trouble is that a good reputation is very hard to get, and very easy to lose.
A bad reputation is very easy to get, and very, very hard to lose.
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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