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I looked at your answer and those comments, skimmed the Wikipedia page, and I do not see direct copies. OOP is a fundamental topic, widely taught and widely written about. It's not surprising to ...
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Monica Cellio
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2021-07-26T01:11:42Z (over 3 years ago)
I looked at your answer and those comments, skimmed the Wikipedia page, and I do not see direct copies. OOP is a fundamental topic, widely taught and widely written about. It's not surprising to me that many independent explanations take similar approaches. To some people that probably looks like copying, and in a worldwide community with language barriers that's probably an even larger risk. I ask everybody to be careful about making, or accepting, public assertions about other people. If you see something that concerns you, a flag is a way to get in touch with moderators privately. If you think you see plagiarism, please include a link in your flag. Plagiarism isn't ok, but two people explaining the same concept in similar ways isn't necessarily plagiarism. I added a comment and renamed the thread to something more generic.