This is a cross-post of this StackOverflow post. The high volume of questions on varied topics over the last day or so had me wondering.

It appears you are copying questions from StackOverflow/StackExchange, posting them here, and then stealing the monk's replies, which in several cases use the first person, and posting them back as the user "irshad jm" (SO, SE) without crediting the original author. Just a selection:

• Optimize a perl block - from StackExchange, Eily's reply copied
• Why Mojolicious has two methods to access POST body? - from StackOverflow, Corion's reply copied
• Email::MIME Won't send BCC address in Perl - from StackOverflow, both hippo and LanX's replies copied in the comments
• Do I need to use defined? - from StackOverflow, both AM and afoken's replies copied
• Remotely collect server data using Net::OpenSSH Perl - from StackExhange, Corion's reply copied

Plagiarism is not cool.

Update: Thanks to swift action by other monks and the people over at SO, the situation seems to have been dealt with. For the sake of completeness, here is the full list of posts (some have since been removed from PerlMonks and/or SO/SE):

• Reaped: Extract specify values in file log using perl - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46094903/extract-specific-values-from-a-log-file
• Why Mojolicious has two methods to access POST body? - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46092194/why-mojolicious-has-two-methods-to-access-post-body
• Email::MIME Won't send BCC address in Perl - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46091186/emailmime-wont-send-bcc-address-in-perl
• MongoDB Perl Wrapper - https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/163619/mongodb-perl-wrapper
• Perl IO::Socket::INET + IO::Async::Stream reconnect to TCP server when disconnected - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46085929/perl-iosocketinet-ioasyncstream-reconnect-to-tcp-server-when-disconnec
• Reaped: Forcing Ale to display Perl::Critic violations as warnings rather than errors - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46080490/forcing-ale-to-display-perlcritic-violations-as-warnings-rather-than-errors
• Do I need to use defined? - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46077157/do-i-need-to-use-defined
• Remotely collect server data using Net::OpenSSH Perl - https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/174496/remotely-collect-server-data-using-netopenssh-perl
• Optimize a perl block - https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/174531/optimize-a-perl-block/174937
• Reaped: DBIx::Class error “Can't find source for XXX” - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46062007/dbixclass-error-cant-find-source-for-xxx
• Filtering content in Text::Xslate - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43154630/filtering-content-in-textxslate
• Create a hash whose keys and values come from a given array - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46068219/perl-create-a-hash-whose-keys-and-values-come-from-a-given-array/46069210

For cleanup, I propose reaping those nodes with no useful replies, and for those nodes with replies, adding an edit that says something like "This post was copied from StackOverflow" plus the link from the above list. choroba was kind enough to link the SO posts back to PerlMonks. hippo also replied to some of the above nodes with a link back to SO.

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