On the 19th of April 2011
dshael reported a possible case of plagiarism involving the Doctor Who fandom. The original report can be found
here The original report related to a story posted by
polgarawolf called 'When the Doctor Met the Captain: Ten Times' a Dr Who/Torchwood story which was posted on fanfiction.net
here and had a number of passages being similar
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I have screencapped the original here.
A few of the significant lines:
When he spread my thighs wide and lapped at the slick crease between them, my hips jerked clean off the bed, my fists knotting in his hair.
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Time? What was time? That night, it was measured in the broad, insistent strokes of his tongue, driving me to pinnacles I hadn't known existed. I dissolved beneath it, melting with pleasure.
PW's version:
She dreamed that Anakin came to her bed that night, and that he completely undid her ( ... )
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She is insane 0.0. She must be insane. There are just no words.....
Now let's just strap ourselves in and brace ourselves for the next round of baawwing, lame excuses, threats and accusations. Yay.
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Unless Jacqueline Carey intends to take steps, it's just business as usual, AFAIK.
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But seriously, do you think that the plaigerised excerpts could be coming from her beta afterall? Because I don't get how anyone, not even Polgarawolf, could be stupid enough to continue plaigerising when she's aware her work is being monitered. It's just bizarre.
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I think she may genuinely have talked herself into believing that she's not plagiarizing. HOW she did that, I do not know.
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And yeah, I wish there was more that could be done to tackle people like her. FF.net is a complete waste of space when it comes to reporting plaigerism, as are most other sites T_T.
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That's exactly what I was about to say. Having looked at her comments for a while now, I really think she believes she's doing nothing wrong. Maybe because it's fan fiction, who knows. But someone else's work is still someone else's work, fan fiction or not.
But then again, nobody who thinks themselves to be innocent is THAT defensive.
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It's probably because she doesn't even want to admit it to herself. Her extreme defensivenss is probably part of her reafirming to *herself* that she has done nothing wrong.
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I don't think her beta is responsible. I think this is a case of weapons-grade denial.
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At this stage it doesn't appear polgarawolf will stop, I will discuss with my fellow mods for their advice as to anything else that can be done to prevent further instances.
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