….And Plagiarism Continues!

Posted on November 2, 2007. Filed under: Miscellaneous |

I never thought someone would like to steal my photos too till TBC informed me about this. J Thanks a lot TBC for informing me. Lots of hugs to you!

This is a screenshot of the Paneer Pakoda photo on My Food court:

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And this is a screen shot of the stolen photo on this site:

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This intelligent person does not have the comments section open; so that no one should complain about the plagiarized photos, nor did I find an Email ID through which I can ask this person to remove my stolen photo from the site.

So this is a notice to Sathy (whoever you are) to

‘Please remove the photo of Paneer pakodas from your blog immediately’.

I hope you know, you cannot steal anyone’s photos/content without that person’s permission or without giving due credits to the blog.

If you like my photo so much at least put a link back to My Foodcourt!

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Wow shocked it is reallynot fair that this person stole your pic.
I checked the page and still no link is added. SHAME ON THEM

Happy Cook
November 2, 2007

her name is kiran now - LOL and she’s removed your pic alright though she’s replaced it with another one she’s taken from here.

lakshmi
November 2, 2007

thats ridiculous!!
how can anyone do that??
i remember seeing this picture on hers but didn’t remember from where??

padmaja
November 2, 2007

I don’t what’s wrong with these people. I saw my Khandvi photo in another site with her recipe.I emailed, no reply until now! They are just shameless!

Asha
November 2, 2007

now the photo changed …and now the name is aryanathan…
seems like he/she is a 1000 named theif!!

Rajeswari
November 2, 2007

This guy has stolen my photo too. These people are shameless.

Swapna
November 2, 2007

Don’t u guys feel, that you should put a water mark on your Precious images while uploading. Do it atleast now before its late.
You just can’t fight or claim your image without having some relation with you, maybe you should try holding your recipe dish in your hand and taking a Snap.

Julie
November 2, 2007

please check out manhisha’s instructions on dining hall for notifying google so that they stop making money off ads.
http://dininghall.blogspot.com/2007/10/plagiarism-strikes-again.html

bee
November 2, 2007

OHO!!! so that thief strikes again!! I found a couple of Nupur’s recipes on the site and alerted her.. also found one of Swapnas I could not trace the other recipes (they looked mighty familiar!!)
I went and flagged the blog, hope that helps.

Manasi
November 2, 2007

How shameless is this person! I found one picture that i remembered seeing on Madhu’s blog and i have already notified her.

Tee
November 2, 2007

They have some of my pics too. Last week I left a comment now he/she have removed the comment section too. Very bad, have to copyrigh all of pictures.

ruchii
November 2, 2007

Thats real real bad..dining hall has a post on this and what we need to do…do follow it , hope u find it useful

Dhivya
November 3, 2007

The link doesnt work anymore Madhuli. Guess he/she removed the post.

Suganya
November 3, 2007

There are some pictures that even have the copyright notice from other sites stuck on them, for instance see the entry for Jeera Rice: http://indianvegrecipe.blogspot.com/2007/10/jeera-rice.html
you can see the “(c) Leitmotif” on the picture.

What is sad is that these sites thrive on this kind of controversy, because now all of us are clicking through the site to make sure if there are more plagiarised pictures/recipes out there. Which drives up their visitor figures which is what they are after.

Sivani
November 3, 2007

Unless they have CPM advertising, they don’t benefit from more traffic. They do benefit from search engine traffic that might land on their site and click on the ads. Please report this site to Google AdSense. They are violating AdSense TOS.

Manisha
November 3, 2007

I think we should just disable our images from Google image search! that’s the only way to stop this I guess…

mansi
November 3, 2007

This happened to us too! That lady shamelessly left a comment too! She copied the pictures and whole recipe! After repeated requests she kept, She kept changing the recipe and deleting 1 picture at a time!:D
Don’t know why people do this! Good that Tbc saw and informed you!
@ Oh that’s really terrible. Yes I sent lots of hugs to TBC ! :)

lathanarasimhan
November 4, 2007

Looks like that person has changed the name and deleted the picture! Shameless people!
@ Yes at least he/she had that much sense.

lathanarasimhan
November 4, 2007

These things are really infuriating.
@ Yes Cynthia and not at all nice!

Cynthia
November 5, 2007

Could you mail me your address please?

Raaga
December 5, 2007

Its a pity and a shame, when will we indians ever learn not to copy or steal other peoples work which other people have put in a lot of effort and precious time, it’s like the commercial hindi feature films or tv serials they always copy clips or steal copyrighted music or entire stories from books or movies from the west. and pass it on as their own
Barbara Taylor Bradford’s “Woman of Substance.” is one example Indianised to Karishma: The Miracles Of Destiny.
I would like to repeat what she quoted :”It is intellectual rape… and we are going to stop it.”
Don”t let the person get away with it.

jossy
December 6, 2007

Hi Ladies,
What’s the matter, where is everybody, nobody wants to discuss Plagiarism any more ?
regards and seasons greetings where ever you may be, take care.
Jossy

jossy
December 21, 2007

Argh that is so annoying! I’ve had the same problem with two different sites, both of whom copy-pasted huge amounts of my work (nothing related to my blog) and claim it as their own. Gets my goat something fierce!

-enk

justvegging
February 14, 2008

“21. jossy | December 6, 2007 at 8:45 pm wrote:

Its a pity and a shame, when will we indians ever learn not to copy or steal other peoples work”

It’s not just Indians. Even animals change colors to camouflage. Besides photography doesn’t require “lot of effort and precious time” as compared to writing books and research papers. Scientists feign inventions never accomplished.

Get famous quick is the motivation. Consider it as the greatest form of flattery and stop fuming, for the sake of your health, I would say!

Anna Purna
May 29, 2008

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