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Twitter starts blocking overt plagiarism

Posted on July 28, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

Can’t think of anything original to tweet? If you ever feel tempted to pilfer someone’s clever quip or cheesy joke, be prepared to feel the sting of public shame. Twitter has started replacing those tweets with a boilerplate message letting others know the content was scrapped from elsewhere, and that the original content creator has issued a complaint. Take a look around Twitter and you might notice the message yourself — and you’ll also notice that many of the illicit tweeters are spam accounts, meaning this new banhammer might prove doubly useful.
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