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The article explicitly states in the second paragraph that the story is taken from that book and even links to it. It also mentions the author. It may be plagi
by Xylakant 8y ago
The article explicitly states in the second paragraph that the story is taken from that book and even links to it. It also mentions the author.
It may be plagiarized, but it might just as well be copied with permission, but in either case the page is upfront about it.
- dotancohen 8y agoThen the HN link should point somewhere else and the HN date should have the book copyright date. I don't object to anybody spreading Blackbird information, quite the opposite, I want young people to be exposed to the wonder which is the SR-71. Let every blog Google indexes repeat these stories. But when specifically mentioning them, the clickbait blogs should not be considered the canonical source.