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Re: Spam article: DeepLearning

OriginalGriff28-May-18 0:54

OriginalGriff

28-May-18 0:54

You posted the article link twice: fixed and linked to author instead.

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Re: Spam article: DeepLearning - not sure

Nelek28-May-18 11:15

Nelek

28-May-18 11:15

Having had a look to the other articles, I am not sure about the spam intention.

He has done a lot of job just to "hide" a link or two. I found another article with the same link a "Thanks NG" (The course teacher), but still not convinced.

I have given him a warning in both articles. I would say, wait a couple of days and let see if he reacts.

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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Spam would be article ("Asynchronous Programming in .NET – Common Mistakes and Best Practices", Nikola M. Živković) - Sort ed by Sean

OriginalGriff28-May-18 0:06

OriginalGriff

28-May-18 0:06

This: Asynchronous Programming in .NET – Common Mistakes and Best Practices[^]
From this: Nikola M. Živković - Professional Profile[^]
Site driving to his site...

Words have been had... Big Grin | :-D

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modified 28-May-18 9:43am.

Re: Spam would be article ("Asynchronous Programming in .NET – Common Mistakes and Best Practices", Nikola M. Živković)

Sean Ewington28-May-18 3:09

Sean Ewington

28-May-18 3:09

I can't remember why, but he's been posting some of his blog entries as articles and it seems he simply isn't altering the content first. I will email him about the links.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Spam would be article ("Asynchronous Programming in .NET – Common Mistakes and Best Practices", Nikola M. Živković)

OriginalGriff28-May-18 3:44

OriginalGriff

28-May-18 3:44

Cool - I edited the post to prevent more kicks.

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Re: Spam would be article ("Asynchronous Programming in .NET – Common Mistakes and Best Practices", Nikola M. Živković)

Nelek28-May-18 11:03

Nelek

28-May-18 11:03

Look like he has made some changes.

M.D.V.

Plagiarised would be article back under new name ("ASP.NET Core Joins using Entity Framework", Asmat Khan Kundi)

OriginalGriff27-May-18 21:43

OriginalGriff

27-May-18 21:43

It's back again: ASP.NET Core Joins using Entity Framework[^]
Same "author": Asmat Khan Kundi[^]

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Spammer from moderation (assunta thanh) - gone

OriginalGriff27-May-18 21:10

OriginalGriff

27-May-18 21:10

"massage" services in Korean: assunta thanh - Professional Profile[^]

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modified 28-May-18 17:02pm.

Spam project: Start new blog

User 5924127-May-18 14:45

User 59241

27-May-18 14:45

Links to BigRock
If you are planning to start a new blog ...[^]

from:Sundeep Kamath - Professional Profile[^]

Peter Wasser

"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell

Re: Spam project: Start new blog

Nelek28-May-18 11:01

Nelek

28-May-18 11:01

I have checked his other items, and they look quite fine. Bad for me is... I have done it after reporting.

I do think he has not done it with intention of spam. That's why I would ask @Sean-Ewington to have a look:

this one seems to be one that can be worth trying to speak with him.
Wiping the reports as a temporary solution could be a good idea, if he doesn't react... you might always get the big hammer

M.D.V.

Re: Spam project: Start new blog

Sean Ewington29-May-18 5:06

Sean Ewington

29-May-18 5:06

Yes, article go, user stay.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Spam project: MVVM, MVP, MVC… which UI pattern

User 5924127-May-18 14:40

User 59241

27-May-18 14:40

Links to domain names site.
MVVM, MVP, MVC… which UI pattern should we use?[^]

from: albertorogue - Professional Profile[^]

Peter Wasser

"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell

moderated spammer (Pupick)

Nelek27-May-18 10:35

Nelek

27-May-18 10:35

First message: I have created XXX app, please visit my web + Link + and tell me what you think
Second one: Try my new XXX and let me know if you have any suggestions + Link
Pupick - Professional Profile[^]

M.D.V.

Re: moderated spammer (Pupick) - Gone

Richard Deeming30-May-18 9:35

Richard Deeming

30-May-18 9:35

Spammer terminated.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

moderated spammer (sadfsadf01)

Nelek27-May-18 4:56

Nelek

27-May-18 4:56

sadfsadf01 - Professional Profile[^]

M.D.V.

ex-spammer (sadfsadf01)

Peter_in_278027-May-18 22:03

Peter_in_2780

27-May-18 22:03

Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012

Spam would be article ("How to make Twitter Account Creator", Berkant Konac)

OriginalGriff27-May-18 3:41

OriginalGriff

27-May-18 3:41

This: How to make Twitter Account Creator[^]
From this: Berkant Konac - Professional Profile[^]
Count the number of links to the same site! It may contain "open source projects" but ... all I see is adverts. In fact, once uBlock has done it's thing, all I get is a blank grey page at the other end.

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Gone: Berkant Konac

Peter_in_278027-May-18 22:01

Peter_in_2780

27-May-18 22:01

Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012

Plagiarised would be article ("How to join two tables using Linq query in Asp.Net Core", Asmat Khan Kundi) - reposted

OriginalGriff26-May-18 22:10

OriginalGriff

26-May-18 22:10

This: How to join two tables using Linq query in Asp.Net Core[^]
Reposted as: How to join two tables using Linq query in Asp.Net Core[^] with the bit I found removed. Which means he knew what he was doing and didn't care...
From this: Asmat Khan Kundi - Professional Profile[^]
The text is copied from Wiki: SQL Joins[^]
Search both for

Quote:
Here are the different types of the JOINs in SQL:

And check out the bullet list.

Even without the plagiarism, it's pretty poor: take out the images and setup code and you might have a tip, but not an article.

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modified 28-May-18 2:08am.

Plagiarised would be article ("Implement transactions using Entity Framework and repository pattern", Daoudi Zakaria) - gone

OriginalGriff26-May-18 19:46

OriginalGriff

26-May-18 19:46

This: Implement transactions using Entity Framework and repository pattern[^]
From this: Daoudi Zakaria - Professional Profile[^]
Contains text from this: Sharad Pyakurel: MVC Repository Pattern (ASP.NET)[^] and probably others.
Search both for

Quote:
Repositories are independent layer between data and its business logic of an application which acts as a bridge between these two components. It communicates between data access layer and the business logic layer of an application and hence keeps business logic and data access layers loosely coupled or isolated.

Once a random paragraph comes up intact in Google, I stop looking...

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modified 28-May-18 16:54pm.

other items still alive

Nelek27-May-18 4:59

Nelek

27-May-18 4:59

Have you checked his other items?

Integrate Ms Identity with your ASP.NET MVC Application[^]
and
Producer-Consumer Synchronization using C#[^]

M.D.V.

modified 28-May-18 16:54pm.

Re: Plagiarised would be article ("Implement transactions using Entity Framework and repository pattern", Daoudi Zakaria)

OriginalGriff27-May-18 5:22

OriginalGriff

27-May-18 5:22

It's difficult with year-old material, but I'd say the Producer-Consumer one is copied and tweaked from Wiki: Producer–consumer problem - Wikipedia[^].

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moderated spammers (Member 13130955, zHackerBR )

Nelek26-May-18 8:47

Nelek

26-May-18 8:47