How to properly plagiarize a website
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How to properly plagiarize a website
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Re: How to properly plagiarize a website
#2I love the not-so-veiled threats to send bouncers knocking on their door and rip them to pieces with their bare (bear?) hands!
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#3What a classy way to slap someone in the face. Full marks!
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#4Replacing the title with "Come back! We miss you!" when you leave the tab is cute but it makes finding the article in a sea of tabs difficult.
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#5This is the best response to an issue like this that I've ever seen.
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#6Marketers take note. This link could also be titled "How to properly deal with plagiarism of your own website." Acting like a good sport with an even better sense of humor will win you many customers.
Re: How to properly plagiarize a website
#7I love the not-so-veiled threats to send bouncers knocking on their door and rip them to pieces with their bare (bear?) hands!
"These business men are here to tell you why you are going to break your leg tomorrow" - I love that :-)
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#8The best part is that the plagiarized site is a nominee for a css design prize?
Infinum is one of the top developers here in Croatia. Nice to see them responding well to this.
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#9I worked at a company where our web site was copied by a competitor entering the same domain. They copied the look of the site but also copied the Google Analytics tag as well. We found out about them because their page views showed up in our analytics.
Re: How to properly plagiarize a website
#10Replacing the title with "Come back! We miss you!" when you leave the tab is cute but it makes finding the article in a sea of tabs difficult.
It's an awesome eye-catcher, they should make a JQuery plugin (if it doesn't already exist). And the code is rather (minified) simple: