1) There are many references to the word "copyright" on this page (so it's not all about plagiarism), and the comments certainly don't hint that it's seen as "u

1) There are many references to the word "copyright" on this page (so it's not all about plagiarism), and the comments certainly don't hint that it's seen as "universally" fine. The post on attrition.org complains about "profiting off the plagiarism and copyright violations." [1] 2) Even if it were, I'm sure film-industry workers have a very different consensus. Therefore, most people are just talking their book. Web graphics and css are terribly precious, but we'll militantly defend megaupload.com, who profited hugely from enabling copyright infringement, because we want nice things. It's only simple when it suits us to think it is. [1] http://attrition.org/errata/plagiarism/thehackernews/ http://attrition.org/errata/plagiarism/thehackernews/