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Originally Posted by Kazaf  Recently, I've been noticed by Squall that FinalFantasyVersusXIII.net acting against Myffnet community.
Hey Myffnet members, please stop posting news from FinalFantasyVersusXiii.net. I'm not really sure why but they're going crazy because of it. Dont you think so?
Anyway, we're not going to be rude even if they are. If they dont want to share news with our website we're not gonna beg for it...
After all its their stuff and content, lets respect their efforts.
Here's a couple of gaming sites that provide news for all: GameTab - The Game Reviews & News Compilation Site. Kotaku, the Gamer’s Guide
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Firstly, I'll just introduce myself. Just in case i cause any confusion, but i think it's pretty simple who i am.
I am a news poster from finalfantasy_xiii.net & finalfantasyversusxiii.net.
It's pretty simple why we've brought the matter of your news posting up in our own forum because our admin has obviously contacted you before on this matter, and it was dealt with, yet then it's seemingly arose again.
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Posted on their forums and they said they didn't realise they were stealing our news...
They said they'd stop and they started again a few months ago :V
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If your news posters cannot see what the problem is. Then I'll put it straight.
It's
plagiarism.
It's the fact that you are using our posts. Simply cutting and pasting our words and links into your own posts.
It's not the case of sharing news, it's the case of using sources as a link back to the direct source you obtained the news from, not using it as a defense mechanism, just in case somebody starts to complain. Start sourcing your news correctly and placing any detail in
your own words, not others.
If your are so illiterate and unable to to type your own news posts, then don't bother at all, it's not worth it.
Also just in case you seem unable to still understand what plagiarism is, then I'll leave a Wikipedia link it's description. Then maybe you might understand this matter more.
Plagiarism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia