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Well if wasn't his first, then maybe. But ... it's a rubbish article, which looks like it's supposed to be independent, but links to his company? Dodgy, at best ... 
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I had the wrong link. See my below post.
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Easy mistake to make!
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From my point of view there is nothing to report.
The link points to a blog written by him. So it is perfectly valid that he re-uses the code from there.
Or do you think that it is site driving?
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It wasn't so much the code as the links that he included, so I thought he was possibly site driving ... I haven't even clicked the report yet as I still can't make my mind up. I used to be so decisive but not I'm not so sure 
The link that concerned me goes to the home page of a "start free but pay for it really" hosting company ... that the Author works for and not to any blog.
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For some reason I thought the link was to his blog (at the same site) and not to the hosting page (landed there by checking for plagiarism) 
That link is indeed spam.
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