I am sorry, call it a weakness, but I had to reply here. I in no
way disagree with you regarding the use of intellectual property
rights, but I believe that I would find myself flattered if
someone did this. I am quite an articulate individual, and as
such, I realize that their are people who just do not have a way
with words. If someone were to rip off a copyrighted work from me
and make a profit I would be upset, but to use those words to
simply find a job is another thing. I guess that you might want to
consider putting a legal notice of intellectual rights property on
your cover letter or wherever he copied this from. This might look
awful funny to employers, but it would avoid you having to flame a
person for trying to survive. P.S Lee if you need help writing a
good resume, let me know. I would be glad to help




"Success is a journey, not a destination!!"



Doug Brown
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Gregory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Jobs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 3:10 AM
Subject: OT: re: Cold Fusion Developer with over 6 years of
experience(Lee Foster/Plagiarism?)


> Excuse the off-topic post(this is meant to be a precisely fired
flame that
> doesn't set everyone off - please follow up on CF-Jobs-Talk,
business ethics
> is a great topic).
>
> Lee,
>
> Please regard this as a kind warning. It has recently came to my
attention
> that you have clearly and directly plagiarized my own posting on
CF-Jobs.
> While this is certainly not a controlled forum, my words are my
intellectual
> property and you will likely only hear them come out of my mouth
in that
> certain order.
>
> Please refer to your post, dated Friday, April 05, 2002 10:58am,
that I am
> replying to below. Notice the quotations email programs
typically use.
>
> Here is a list of items you plagiarized from my post on
Wednesday, February
> 6, 2002 2:06pm :
>
> Paragraph 1
> "I do realize the value of face-to-face contact and am willing
to travel. I
> am available as an employee or contractor."
>
> Paragraph 2 (verbatim, come on)
> "If you are in a position where you need an extra hand, I can
surely be of
> assistance by providing efficient production and proven
methodologies. If
> you are looking for expertise in application development and
scaleable
> database design, you'll likely find my extensive skill set
fitting of your
> exact needs."
>
> Paragraph 3 (this is absurd, verbatim again)
> "While adding strong business awareness and experience as a
small business
> owner, I can understand your need for focus, efficiency,
strategy, and
> returns. I look forward to hearing from you and providing
remarkable
> service."
>
> Paragraph 5 (closing thoughts too, you are too kind)
> "From front-end interface design to back-end database systems, I
can service
> your needs effectively. I can be contacted via email or
telephone."
>
> note: I originally had 'website' here too, you could go to my
site for the
> code on the form. Just make sure to change the action to your
own processing
> engine, I don't want to receive all your contacts.
>
> And Finally:
>
> You call yourself an (e)consultant, how cheesy is that?
>
>
> While I am flattered by your admirance of my words, it is
necessary to set
> the record straight. Your business integrity is obviously flawed
and if you
> think you can be a successful consultant without upholding the
strongest of
> moral values, you are more than wrong.
>
> Pardon to everyone who had to read this. I am not one to rant
and do not
> want to start any flame wars here. Please understand my position
of replying
> in public.
>
> A final note to Lee: There are reasons you were not allowed to
plagiarize in
> high-school and in college you can be hung for not citing
original works,
> likely the military had similar policies; in reality there are
strong legal
> consequences to such actions and the internet only makes them
easier to
> enforce. The funny thing is, I was looking at your posts to see
if you were
> a possible candidate.
>
> While this post is not going to gain anything, I do hope it
enlightens you
> to the ramnifications.
>
> Thanks in advance. No, this is hardly my idea of a fun way to
start the
> weekend.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jason Gregory�
> engineer, (e)consultant, free |a|gent
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 616-382-2118
> http://www.soulardesign.com
>
>
> ps. My original post isn't in the List Archives. I was going to
suggest
> running WinDiff to all those who had some extra time with
nothing to do. Oh
> well, my bad for posting it to the wrong address. I think
Micheal worked
> some magic on the mail spool, many thanks to the admin gods. For
the record,
> I have posted my original message at the very bottom.
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Foster, Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "CF-Jobs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 10:58 AM
> Subject: Cold Fusion Developer with over 6 years of experience
>
>
> > Hello All!
> >
> > Cold Fusion Developer using the fusebox methodology and with a
solid
> > background in SQL.  I also have a very solid background in
UNIX,
> Windows-NT,
> > Novell and maintaining a complex network.  I am seeking a
creative and
> > exciting career opportunity as a contractor or permanent work.
Currently
> > I'm looking for employment opportunities in Tennessee,
Alabama, Kentucky,
> > Ohio, Western North Carolina, Northern Mississippi or
telecommuting
> > opportunities at this time. While I'm working on a
telecommuting projects,
> I
> > do realize the value of face-to-face contact and am willing to
travel. I
> am
> > available as an employee or contractor.
> >
> > If you are in a position where you need an extra hand, I can
surely be of
> > assistance by providing efficient production and proven
methodologies. If
> > you are looking for expertise in application development and
scaleable
> > database design, you'll likely find my extensive skill set
fitting of your
> > exact needs.
> > While adding strong business awareness and experience as a
small business
> > owner, I can understand your need for focus, efficiency,
strategy, and
> > returns. I look forward to hearing from you and providing
remarkable
> > service.
> >
> > Recent work includes the web site, KeyOnMusic written for up
and coming
> > musicians, http://www.keyonmusic.com and a upcoming web site
for a local
> boy
> > scout troop I'm  in part sponsoring
http://www.keyonmusic.com/t133.
> >
> > >From front-end interface design to back-end database systems,
I can
> service
> > your needs effectively.
> > I can be contacted via email or telephone.
> > Thanks kindly, I look forward to discovering and help you
service your
> > needs.
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Stephen L. Foster
> > (e)consultant, developer, Web Architect, Network Engineer,
System
> > Administration
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Nashville, TN
> >
> >
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> Subject: engineer, (e)consultant, free |a|gent - expanding and
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> To: CF-Jobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> As a long time CF Developer and list reader, the timing seems
right for me
> to put my name out here. I am currently expanding my client base
and in
> search of new opportunities outside of my locale. While I am
generally
> looking for telecommuting projects, I do realize the value of
face-to-face
> contact and am willing to travel.
>
> If you are in a position where you need an extra hand, I can
surely be of
> assistance by providing efficient production and proven
methodologies. If
> you are looking for expertise in application development and
scaleable
> database design, you'll likely find my extensive skill set
fitting of your
> exact needs. If you are building a network of resources, I would
be
> interested in discovering our synergies.
>
> When you become a client of mine, you can expect
professionalism,
> accountability, efficiency, fair pricing, and close
communication. From the
> beginning, my focus has been to create long-term relationships
with
> development firms such as yours. Through assisting your
immediate needs and
> providing an extended resource to your team, I am positive we
can create a
> value-expanding loop.
>
> While adding strong business awareness and experience as a small
business
> owner, I can understand your need for focus, efficiency,
strategy, and
> returns. I look forward to hearing from you and providing
remarkable
> service.
>
> Speaking of services, the imperative laundry list of language
skills
> follows.
>
> Cold Fusion, ASP, JSP, XML, WDDX, SQL6.5-2000, DB2, HTML, DHTML,
Javascript,
> COM, WAP, WML, HDML...
>
> >From front-end interface design to back-end database systems, I
can service
> your needs effectively.
>
> I can be contacted via email, telephone or through my website.
For more
> information and detailed background and project information,
visit
> http://www.soulardesign.com .
>
> Thanks kindly, I look forward to discovering and servicing your
needs.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jason Gregory
> engineer, (e)consultant, free |a|gent
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 616-382-2118
> http://www.soulardesign.com
> Kalamazoo, MI
>
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