Violation of the Code Project Open License
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It seems that Willi fellow that thieved you're work is an administrator on that site, so it seems unlikely that the people who run the site care very much if they let people like that become an admin. It's also rather likely that the dude has copied a fair bit of other code as well. Apparently there are also 69 other admins too, maybe if you sent an e-mail to all of them.
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Wow, thanks for the info
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Boycott french fries, french toast, etc.
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Boycott french fries, french toast, etc.
boycott french-kiss ? NEVER.
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So I spent a lot of time on some code and submitted it in an article. I recently did a search on the name of the engine and found that the first few results came from another guy who used the engine and posted my code but removed my name in comments from the source code, like he was the one who did it. I sent him a message a few days ago telling him to put my info back in or remove the project, but never heard back. It was a french website, but I translated the message and I'm sure he knew what I was saying. Does anybody have any suggestions on what I should do?
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boycott french-kiss ? NEVER.
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I know that website (I've used it myself before) and I'm pretty sure that the admin of the website are not responsible. Like you said it is something similar as CP: anybody can post articles an claim they are theirs. Did you try to contact the administrators of the website ?
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So I spent a lot of time on some code and submitted it in an article. I recently did a search on the name of the engine and found that the first few results came from another guy who used the engine and posted my code but removed my name in comments from the source code, like he was the one who did it. I sent him a message a few days ago telling him to put my info back in or remove the project, but never heard back. It was a french website, but I translated the message and I'm sure he knew what I was saying. Does anybody have any suggestions on what I should do?
- Start up an online petition! 2) In the petition demand they cease and desist, or you will become more powerful than they can possibly imagine! 3) Send a letter to the FSF and EFF informing then of the incredible lack of ethics in the aforementioned individual! Make they send *both* RMS and Eben "Take No Prisoners" Moglen to talk to the poor demented fool! 4) ??? 5) Profit!!!
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peterchen wrote:
Dissing the french army is sooo much fun
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Dissing the french army is like, sooo much , you know, like fun
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Actually a french-kiss sounds disgusting to me.. no I've never dared to try. Licking someone's tongue just isn't something I'd do voluntarily.
Then there's those COOTIES!
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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So I spent a lot of time on some code and submitted it in an article. I recently did a search on the name of the engine and found that the first few results came from another guy who used the engine and posted my code but removed my name in comments from the source code, like he was the one who did it. I sent him a message a few days ago telling him to put my info back in or remove the project, but never heard back. It was a french website, but I translated the message and I'm sure he knew what I was saying. Does anybody have any suggestions on what I should do?
Eric Haddan wrote:
Does anybody have any suggestions on what I should do?
Yes. Get plenty of sleep -- i.e. don't lose any. Just forget it. It's only a bit of code; you can always write more -- and you have the satisfaction of knowing that even the poor moron who stole it knows that he's not as good as you.
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So I spent a lot of time on some code and submitted it in an article. I recently did a search on the name of the engine and found that the first few results came from another guy who used the engine and posted my code but removed my name in comments from the source code, like he was the one who did it. I sent him a message a few days ago telling him to put my info back in or remove the project, but never heard back. It was a french website, but I translated the message and I'm sure he knew what I was saying. Does anybody have any suggestions on what I should do?
I have sent the appropriate legal nastygram to the webmaster
Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project
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Then there's those COOTIES!
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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Ya, that would be a good one. :) The site is kind of like a French CodeProject, but he points to his personal website that does have all of his info in the whois.
If he's doing a large scale code theft, not just yours report it to Chris, CP has a crack brigade of attack lawyer hamsters to deal with those types.
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I have sent the appropriate legal nastygram to the webmaster
Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project
Thanks Sean! That's the best news I've heard today.
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I have sent the appropriate legal nastygram to the webmaster
Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project
If you remember this, the author finally responded to me and said a colleague who was helping him provided the code and added my name back and provided links back to The Code Project. :-D
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If you remember this, the author finally responded to me and said a colleague who was helping him provided the code and added my name back and provided links back to The Code Project. :-D
I do remember Eric, that's awesome. Maybe he understood those French e-mails we sent after all ...
Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project