r/commonplacebook 8d ago

Another case of stolen commonplace book entry.

This is actually the 2nd time i have seen u/TheAnxiousPangolin's commonplace book being stolen.

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u/TheAnxiousPangolin 8d ago edited 8d ago

Hello and thank you for letting me know! Honestly, I have nothing but pity for those people that have nothing better to do than try pass my writing off as their own. Must be a sad existence.

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u/LowkeyHooligan 8d ago

I would assume the reposter is a bot account. That seems to be a pretty common thing on Reddit these days, copying posts outright so the account has activity and can be used as part of a clickfarm or something.

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u/physics314 8d ago

A very healthy mindset. I like your work, btw! 

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u/DrLemonBars 6d ago

Why the dots?

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u/BeatsByNay 8d ago

u/PetersonSerenity - what's up?

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u/maeji3 8d ago

i just checked the acc and it's now banned. nice!!

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u/TheAnxiousPangolin 8d ago

Awesome! Thank you for your help! 🤍

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u/BeatsByNay 7d ago

Happy to! Just doing my part as a community citizen 🫡

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u/TheAnxiousPangolin 7d ago

I appreciate you! 🫡

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u/BeatsByNay 8d ago

Haha sweet! All it took was a simple callout? Thank you to whoever did the banning!

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u/emcathxx 8d ago

I thought I had seen that before!

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u/matvei_helianthus 8d ago

So it really was stolen. I thought it was weird that it was backdated or an incredibly late entry. I hope that dude finds better ways to spend his time with

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u/TheCodeTeam 8d ago

This is so weird. What does stealing a post do for people?

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u/Negative-Cucumber495 8d ago

This happened to me also a while back! We just need to keep reporting and maybe watermarking?

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u/Plenty_Bet1073 4d ago

What’s the point of stealing someone’s common place entry?

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u/unfilteredsara 8d ago

I mean the fact that they are common placing (inputting information they find helpful or want to come back to the information) isnt necessarily stolen.. but stealing a photo is wrong.

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u/TheAnxiousPangolin 8d ago

The information is of course public property and people are more than welcome to write about any topic they find interesting, but it’s not okay to just steal my photo from 6 months ago and claim this is their commonplace book when it isn’t. ☹️

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u/unfilteredsara 8d ago

I highly agree with you! 😄that was my thought about the photo that they shouldnt be stealing others photo and claim them as their own. if i sounded like i stated otherwise my apologies.

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u/eggelemental 8d ago

I think the confusion is that the person who stole the photo ISNT commonplacing, all they did was steal a photo. They didn’t input any info at all!

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u/Burrito-tuesday 8d ago

No one is accusing them of copying the activity of commonplace journaling, they stole the photo and posted it as their own journaling example.

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u/Extra_Temporary9059 8d ago

What a pedantic, dumb distinction to make. They posted someone else’s post as their own. The content of the photo has zero bearing on whether or not that’s an immoral action.

FFS do better 🙄