Thread: Prominent Food Blogger Discovers Plagiarized Ebook
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Old 01-15-2012, 05:33 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Fringecup View Post
Oh, boy! I've saved so many recipes that I got from other people, and I didn't note each donor's name. I'm sure my Grandma and hers before her did the same. Now if I wanted to publish a cookbook and used some of these hand-me-down recipes, would I REALLY be guilty of plagiarization?
Probably, yes. You can't just ignore copyright law when it's convenient for you to do so.
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