"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
. ..
>
> I didn't say that I created the recipe. I didn't recall where I had
gotten
> it.

It is common courtesy (though not so common, I guess) to give credit to the
author or original poster of a recipe. When one doesn't remember who the
recipe was from or where it was found, it is usually mentioned along with
the recipe. ("I think I got this here, but I don't remember" or something
along those lines.) To merely cut and post someone else's words without
attribution *is* plagiarism.

Given that you have said you lurked here for some years before beginning to
post, you should have known that. It has been the subject of discussion
many times.

>Obviously, it most have been from here. We like it...I wanted to
> share it.

It was obvious to no one but you.

>You are like a dog with an old bone, and you are one picky
> bitch!

There was nothing bitchy about it. Is there a reason why you're resorting
to name-calling, particularly when you're the one in the "wrong"?

rona
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"Rona Yuthasastrakosol" > wrote in
:

>
> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in
> message . ..
>>
>> I didn't say that I created the recipe. I didn't recall where I had
> gotten
>> it.
>
> It is common courtesy (though not so common, I guess) to give credit
> to the author or original poster of a recipe. When one doesn't
> remember who the recipe was from or where it was found, it is usually
> mentioned along with the recipe. ("I think I got this here, but I
> don't remember" or something along those lines.) To merely cut and
> post someone else's words without attribution *is* plagiarism.
>
> Given that you have said you lurked here for some years before
> beginning to post, you should have known that. It has been the
> subject of discussion many times.
>
>>Obviously, it most have been from here. We like it...I wanted to
>> share it.
>
> It was obvious to no one but you.
>
>>You are like a dog with an old bone, and you are one picky
>> bitch!
>
> There was nothing bitchy about it. Is there a reason why you're
> resorting to name-calling, particularly when you're the one in the
> "wrong"?
>
> rona

Whatever you like to think, Rona. I didn't deliberately do it.