@shavkat if one takes certain ideas from a blog, and even copies a few lines, quoting the original article or blog link, it is fine. Even at times, we do get ideas from other places.

However, directly copying someone’s content and pictures and passing as one’s own work is nothing less than Online robbery.

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haripriya – Thanks.  Just signed in.  Glad to get some feedback on this post.  Ms. Turner is really is a cool lady!

I love posting to this LB group and also reading other people’s posts.  Wish I had more time and a faster Internet service.  I could view and respond to a lot more.

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Thanks.  Just signed in.  Glad to get some feedback on this post.  Ms. Turner is really is a cool lady!

I love posting to this LB group and also reading other people’s posts.  Wish I had more time and a faster Internet service.  I could view and respond to a lot more.

Happy Saturday!   If you’re into cats, Happy Caturday!  (Not a cat per…[Read more]

This is shameful indeed. One can look up pixabay.com and a few other sites for usable pictures. So there is no need copying images.

May be this member is trying to be oversmart or is too naive.

However, the member ought to be removed, after perhaps given a warning.

@lovern

I think blogs, rather than forum discussions and activity updates are weightier. Nicely written and properly analyzed blogs do have power, coupled with images to bring in audience and advertisements.

Perhaps that is why commenting on blogs gives better returns.

Thanks for pointing this out, as even I was neglecting this aspect.