[pmwiki-users] Plagiarism detection

Brian Tibbels brian.tibbels at clickmarlow.co.uk
Wed Jun 28 03:44:51 CDT 2017


Initially you could try disabling copy and paste and right-click from the
browser.
https://www.codexworld.com/disable-mouse-right-click-cut-copy-paste-using-jquery/

Best wishes
Brian






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On 28 June 2017 at 04:27, David Bruce Murray <dbmurray at musicscribe.com>
wrote:

> Are you aware of any existing software I could use to:
> 1. index my entire pmwiki domain, and then
> 2. search the web for instances of plagiarism?
>
> I operate a history wiki with hundreds of articles. From time to time, I
> see some of them copied almost verbatim to Wikipedia and other sites as
> well occasionally. This is despite my notice posted on every page of my
> site asking that our work not be copied without permission and never to
> Wikipedia.
>
> Obviously, I don't have time to copy and paste text into a plagiarism
> detection tool from each article manually. The only tool I've found so far
> that claims to do this is a "batch site checker" at plagspotter.com.
> Sadly, it doesn't function at the moment.
>
> Thank you,
> David Bruce Murray
>
>
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