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sunhui - https://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/View.aspx?mid=129186
29 links to his GitHub project in a single article seems somewhat excessive.
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I know what you mean, it just looks so spammy, but I can't decide which way to fall on it.
Perhaps we need professional advice on this one: @Sean-Ewington I invoke thee!
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Who awakes me from my slumber?
I've deleted the article and emailed the author asking to take a different approach. The spirit of the article is incorrect. It feels like product demonstration rather than code teaching.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
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'Tis I; Sir Cursealot!
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Thanks for that - I wasn't happy with just kicking it / him but it didn't look at all right. 
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It's back, unchanged. 
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HE's an old member and has posted others, albeit tips only.
Graeme
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Graeme_Grant wrote: HE's an old member ...
... with no activity in almost eight years ...
Graeme_Grant wrote: ... and has posted others, albeit tips only
But nothing quite so link-laden and spam-like as this new offering.
Let's wait and see what Sean thinks. 
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Richard Deeming wrote: But nothing quite so link-laden and spam-like as this new offering.
No I agree, but when I checked it, the links pointed back to a GitHub repo. I was giving the benefit of the doubt.
Graeme
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Yes. That was for mass ChatGPT plagiarism many questions, this is multiple answers for one.
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Plagiarism is not allowed on CP, so is posting ChatGPT answers and claiming them as your own plagiarism?
Should there be an article on how to use ChatGPT to answer coding questions and a link to the article in the Quick Answers posting guidelines?
Will this activity leak into Articles and Tips too?
Do the CP TOUs require updating to reflect the usage of AI plagiarism on this website?
I have started a thread to discuss here: Should AI-Plagerism be allowed on CP? | The Lounge[^]
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modified 20-Dec-22 19:41pm.
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I'd say it's plagiarism unless you wrote and trained ChatGPT yourself - which is clearly not the case here.
So ... plagiarism and plagiarist.
I though the answers I'd seen were dodgy (too much, too varied, too quick) but I hadn't thought of a chatbot.
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OriginalGriff wrote: I though the answers I'd seen were dodgy (too much, too varied, too quick) but I hadn't thought of a chatbot.
I've played with the chatGpt bot and many of the answers given were laid out in a too-familiar format.
The fact that </br> tags were not removed in quite a few of the answers very strongly suggests that the code was not theirs and pasted hastily - code editors don't embed </br> tags into the clipboard.
If it smells like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it must be a goose!
The real question here is: is using chatGpt and posting as their own answer plagiarism, is it gaming the TOUs, or is it both?
If he was posting how to use ChatGpt, like we do with Google search, and crediting the source of the information, like a link to the answer on stack overflow, then I would have no issue with it.
The other issue I had with his posts was he was overposting where valid answers were already given and added nothing. It was more about getting the points than helping the member.
Lastly, I think that this is an existing user using an alt account. He is a beginner and his posts & formatting were above the level of a new user.
Graeme
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modified 20-Dec-22 23:54pm.
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When you post anything here, you are saying "this is mine, it is original to me", or "here is a link to the information".
What he's posting is neither of those: it's not his original work, it's not a link to the original.
And frankly, I don't think it's that helpful to anyone, including the question OP.
In my mind it's clear: plagiarism, abuse. If we don't act, then all we will get is floods of ChatGPT generated "solutions" to boost the rep of idiots who want a resume full of highlights. Genuine answers will get buried in dross and - just like YouTube - the utility of the site to actual developers (and even newbies) will decline to pretty much zero.
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It's a real problem - the latest one his code samples won't even compile, much less run: How the progress bar works according to the value of the text box?[^]
progressBar1.Maximum = textbox1.text;<br /> Maximum is a integer, the "text" property doesn't exist, and the "Text" property is a string ...
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