Why do copyright propaganda groups always fail to follow the law? What was it last time, RIAA using lifted code for their website while yelling at people for copyright infringement? This time Captain Copyright steals some text from wikipedia without attribution or reference to the GFDL as required.
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Hello, my name is Judson.
I live in Houston, TX and work in healthcare/IT. I am a liberal-libertarian, a progressive, a technophile, and a web-addict. I like Apple, am gay, and I like movies a lot. I am also fairly active on the english wikipedia as cohesion, and am an administrator there (think custodian). Also, I ramble. The easiest way to get to know me is by reading this and looking at the categories I write about.
I have a claimID page here
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