Let's Talk Content Theft
I've been silent for far too long, but today, I feel compelled to speak out.
It never ceases to amaze me, the audacity some people possess. Recently, I've discovered something that has me genuinely disappointed. Certain individuals have resorted to copying content directly from the WPGA website and pasting it onto their own sites as if it were their original work.
Really? Has it come to this?
If you admire our content that much, I'm genuinely flattered. However, there's a difference between admiration and outright plagiarism. Stealing someone else’s hard work, creativity, and intellectual property is not only unethical, it's disrespectful.
Due to these recent incidents, I've secured the website by disabling the copy-and-paste functionality. Yes, that’s actually a thing we can do to protect our content, imagine having to do that because people lack integrity. I am sure the copycat knows that by now.
The WPGA is founded on the principles of education, collaboration, and growth. If our message resonates with you, consider taking some of our business courses to level yourself up, rather than take directly from what we have built and created. I am happy to share resources and enhance your knowledge from all the skills I have nurtured and learned myself. Many so-called professionals have silently sought my advice, utilized it, and then credited it to others, but taking our content without permission is not the right path.
In the spirit of fairness and integrity, if you've already copied our material, please do the right thing: acknowledge your source. Even better, reach out directly, and let's build something great together. Education, after all, thrives on honesty, collaboration, and respect, not shortcuts and stolen words.
Let's all strive to be better.