plagiarist

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If you win, they take your niche, call you a plagiarist and kick you out with nothing.

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someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own

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noun

someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for plagiarist.

noun

someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own

See also: plagiarizer, plagiariser, pirate

Example sentences

If you win, they take your niche, call you a plagiarist and kick you out with nothing.

What the plagiarist in this case did is use it as if it was Public Domain.

Either kaax is martian, or just a plagiarist.

What your "plagiarist" is doing is perfectly legal I think.

I find this funny because Martin Luther King turned out to be a plagiarist.

Because Jonah Lehrer has proven to be a plagiarist and a fabricator on a large number of occasions.

In this case it would be easy to paint Apple a plagiarist and hypocrite, when they still clearly have an opportunity to come clean and make right.

That's why I think the original author deserves more credit than he got. I personally would never call him a plagiarist and thinks he deserved every cent he made.

If my product gives attribution to the original authors, but I do not release my source code, then I am in violation of the GPL, but I am not a plagiarist.

As others have pointed out, the author is a repeat plagiarist [1], and the point that he makes in the article is heavily based around the Rat Park study - one that has struggled to be replicated [2].

Weird to see a positive article about the benefits of letting people who have served their time get back into work juxtaposed with your post saying, essentially, Burn him he's a plagiarist.

Perhaps you don't need to dismiss his arguments outright, but you should definitely examine the claims of a known plagiarist and liar a lot more closely than someone with a relatively unblemished record.

As we see in the referenced article, it moves from the modified "self-plagiarism" to "plagiarism" quickly, by the fourth paragraph when it says "Four excruciating months later, Jonah Lehrer is known as a fabricator, a plagiarist, a reckless recycler.