Dustin  wrote in
news:XnsA409B776F8418C9X238BHEUFHHI5RJ791@192.254.233.145: 

> FromTheRafters 
> news:m74okd$2vp$1@news2.open-news-network.org Sat, 20 Dec 2014
> 21:10:34 GMT in alt.comp.anti-virus, wrote the following message: 
> 
>> Jax brought next idea :
>>> FromTheRafters  wrote in
>>> news:m5ntpm$h5a$1@news2.open-news-network.org: 
>>>
>>>> Dustin pretended :
>>>>> Jax  wrote in
>>>>> news:XnsA3F8ACA7FD44CJAX@ 127.0.0.1: 
>>>>> 
>>>>>> Rafty let's test Dustin and see if he knows. I bet he needs
>>>>>> to use Google..... as usual. Graham caught him out doing
>>>>>> that! lol 
>>>>> 
>>>>> You BS quite a bit...
>>>> 
>>>> Wasn't Jax the one saying that one need not know anything as
>>>> long as one could google? Now the foot is in the other shoe I
>>>> suppose. 
>>>
>>> Rafty it was Dustin who was asking people questions but
>>> insisting they answer without Googling. Not long afterwards,
>>> Graham caught Dustin cut and pasting text from Google without
>>> attribution...... as if it was his own. Ouch! Just saying.
>> 
>> I think you are wrong about that (or maybe I am) but IIRC Dustin
>> uses DuckDuckGo to cut and paste without attribution, you're the
>> one using Google. 
> 
> I'm slightly confused.. What have I been cut/pasting without 
> attribution? I thought I normally included links if I got
> something from a website....
> 
> I've been using duckduckgo for quite sometime, but I previously
> used google. And actually, to address this.. It was a remark I
> wrote concerning someone always having to google to learn the
> answer and I didn't have the same problem. I was writing this
> towards jax. Jax has (you guessed it) tried spinning what was
> actually written. Which is funny, because I recall several
> regulars commenting that seemed to agree with what I'd written. I
> recall jax being 'ridden' a little bit for the 'You don't need to
> know something, that's what google is for' (paraphrased).
> 
> OTH, I'll be happy to address this non attribution issue...

Dustin you were caught out posting something from a web site as if 
it was your own. 

The strange thing is you were warning others not to read web pages
in order to answer some of your questions. Can you spell hypocrite?
Just wondering. 

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Jax        
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