Jill Craigie, socialist film-maker; born in Fulham, 7 March 1914; died in Camden, 13 December 1999.
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Why did you link to Wikipedia and not the far more comprehensive Screenonline entry? Especially when Screenonline is the first one that comes up in a Google search?
To their credit, they immediately admitted that it was a fair cop and I’d got them bang to rights that time and no mistake - but they then reverted to the pre-plagiarism version, which just offers the barest bones of her career.
I’ll change the link. But - briefly - I checked the link from the previous Craigie entry; it didn’t seem to be working; so I substituted another obvious one.
Why did you link to Wikipedia and not the far more comprehensive Screenonline entry? Especially when Screenonline is the first one that comes up in a Google search?
This is a particularly sore point with me, since Wikipedia’s piece was the subject of my first official complaint to them on an open-and-shut plagiarism charge. Someone simply cut and pasted our Jill Craigie piece in its entirety and made a few token cosmetic changes that did nothing to hide the uncredited source.
To their credit, they immediately admitted that it was a fair cop and I’d got them bang to rights that time and no mistake - but they then reverted to the pre-plagiarism version, which just offers the barest bones of her career.
↓ Quote | Posted 15 December, 2007, 9:06 amI’ll change the link. But - briefly - I checked the link from the previous Craigie entry; it didn’t seem to be working; so I substituted another obvious one.
↓ Quote | Posted 15 December, 2007, 9:31 am