If you've ever toiled over a piece of writing, only to have it copied and passed off by others as their own, then you know that moment of anger when you realize what has happened. In the world of online media, it really couldn't be easier to get started in a life of plagiarism - it's as simple as copy, paste, and submit.
And the Microsoft Dynamics community is not immune to such bad behavior. We periodically spot MSDynamicsWorld.com articles copied onto different sites, anything from authorless corporate blogs to professional publications. Usually a friendly email will resolve the issue, but occasionally it takes a few more pokes.
But as this past week neared its end, we got a look at some apparently new copycat cases happening right under th...