Beware of scorpion53061(theft)

[IAmIronMan]

This individual is stealing other peoples code and
claiming it as his own. The proof is when I asked him to
explain his code he would not.

For proof view these threads in dotnet.languages.vb

Giving Back(Thank You)
scorpion53061
Straighten This Out....


This is the forged code he won't explain:

http://www.kjmsolutions.com/datasetarray.htm

 

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

Proper etiquette states that you should credit the original author. But, it
is largely academic for code stuck out on the web in any manner. When he
jumps back into threads with the same problem, he is doing a service. Better
to use your own words and code, but it is a service none-the-less.

For anything I stick out here, I am content with having it "stolen" if it
helps someone else learn.

Now, if you are talking he is downloading trials, reverse engineering and
selling the same product under his brand. That is another issue.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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[Anonymous]

read those threads on dotnet.languages.vb that IAmIronMan
cited...

Giving Back(Thank You)
and also the thread under this name on that group.

This is not a case of stolen code.

IAmIronMan owes him an apology.

 

[Bob Lehmann]

Please don't multi-post, you stupid little turd. Cross-post if must, so your
intelligence can be derided with a single click.

PS - Don't be surprised when your ISP cancels your account for posting
libelous remark to the newsgroups.

Bob Lehmann

 

[Bob Lehmann]

Please don't multi-post, you stupid little turd. Cross-post if must, so your
intelligence can be derided with a single click.

PS - Don't be surprised when your ISP cancels your account for posting
libelous remark to the newsgroups.

Bob Lehmann