Is it #plagiarism if you comment on a popular person's toot with an insightful take, and then a few hours later they toot your observation rephrased as a fresh, uncredited post? (And it bags them a couple of thousand boosts & likes).
Asking for a friend.
Ross of Ottawa /
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2023-12-17 23:44:53
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