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\On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Jim Lyons wrote:
> >As long as we're talking about theft of work, a tenured professor with
> >many years of teaching experience has taken several portions of my Web
> >sites without my permission and added them to his/her site as if composed
> >by him/her.
> > Any ideas of how to handle this??
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> > Adrienne DeAngelis
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Speaking as another tenured Professor (!! - & I don't think it's me,
though I have properly attributed LINKS - which are very different) this
is almost certainly contrary to his/her University's web policy, and may
even have much more serious legal and ethical implications - e.g. if he's
passing this off as his own research and publication work for purposes of
annual appraisal.
Consequently, you ought to send BY RECORDED/REGISTERED MAIL a formal
complaint to the Head of the University/College concerned, as well as a
copy to the Web Manager.
Patrick Boylan
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