This is truly gob-smacking.

Like many others I'm sure, I've suspected for a while that those two were up to a bit of funny business. But after following a few of the references that you've given.... well, I don't know what to say....

I encourage everybody who reads liverpole's post to follow a few of the links, and see for yourself how irrefutable the evidence is. And then go to here and here, and then... well, I'm sure you know what to do next.

Nice work liverpole, for pulling all this together.

Cheers,
Darren :)

In reply to Re: How should Perlmonks deal with Plagiarism? by McDarren
in thread How should Perlmonks deal with Plagiarism? by liverpole

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