Oh look at this, another person stealing my content and posting it as if it is theirs (their defense will be that they put my name – not the link or even a tag, just my plain text name – way down at the bottom, well below the fold). Fortunately I have great followers who look out for me (you know who you are, thank you for reporting it to me, and to Facebook).
That doesn’t cut it, Penelope Howe whose real name (or maybe it’s the fake name) is Penny Mangas. Is this how you became a “digital creator” with 20k followers? Pretty sure “creator” doesn’t mean what you seem to think it means, posting other peoples’ content and misleading your followers into thinking that it’s your own.
Remember, kids, imitation is not the sincerest form of flattery, it’s just plain wrong.
PS: She has closed comments on it but if everyone went to the link and did the š reaction that would be awesomeļæ¼! ;~)
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CHnDLWfvY/
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10 comments
Jami Martin
Stealing from a lawyer. Real bright lady š¤£
Kaytee B. Goode
She has your name at the end…. but she did also close comments.
Jeanell Hawley
People are terrible. Glad you found out.
Cam Ioncani
Well done!
Dave Ellis
I work in social media. People who steal content deserve a special place in Hell.
Tracy Dezenzo
Wow! Thats really nutty. Like word for word. It seems she does this a lot on her page. Wonder why she doesn’t just tag people when she adds the credit line. It’s very disingenuous.
Jeremy McCaleb
That needs to be Digital “creator”.
Vox Rebellionis
Do you file copyright infringement claims on FB when they do that?
I had to do it once when someone didnāt pay for a commission.
Shirley Tucker
Oh wow. That takes a lot of cheek.
Stanley Gans
There’s imitation and then there’s theft. This is just plain theft.
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