To Content Creators and Plagiarists -
My writing and digital images have been stolen and plagiarized by robots and disheveled and odorous middle-aged "lazy brains." Lazy brains because a large part of the work we do is to improve vitality through creative and artistic concentrated effort. We will soon offer new online in-person art and writing class sessions that will more elaborately help others achieve what lazy brain writing and image thieves are lacking the self-confidence to do. If you see the glass half empty instead of full of diverse abundance this article communicates ways to not have your generous shared evidence of effort copied for profit. 1) Call them out if you see your work where it is not supposed to be. 2) Copyright infringement is still against the law. 3) If what you create are, in fact, original ideas and finished products, It will be more evident the work has been stolen, and that can be very embarrassing for small amateurs in large expert plagiarists. 4) The plagiarists, after receiving a DMCA Notice, will have to remove your work. Most all online platforms will efficiently remove any infringed content. Submit a DMCA Notice to Google which will make your infringed content much less visible online. 5) Register all special projects with the U.S. Copyright Office for a small fee.
