On 12/21/2014 11:52 AM, Jax wrote:
> 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.
>
ROFL
This coming from a person who posts things written by other people as if 
she had written them.  Liar much?

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