
Definitly relevant for this
Reports @Mark5000 for plagiarism. See @Feijoaâs meme in https://forums.online-go.com/t/inaugural-ogs-masquerade-ball-2021-a-unique-tournament-exclusive-to-forums-regulars-regularti/37024/123
or here:

The low res is due to it having to fit as a profile pic for the competition.
Thatâs a thread for regulars only
What is more
A few things:
- The meme hadnât been posted here before.
- This thread has thousands of posts. Even if the meme were here, I might have missed it.
- Perhaps few will complain that they get to enjoy the meme again, and most will appreciate it.
Here's my version:

You can always tell the go player in the parking lot
- Thanks for reminding me to post it!
- I stole it from reddit. Looks like @mirthturtle deserves credit.

Now give the case for the prosecution. 
shoging! â see shogi game
I hope you have a good lawyer ![]()
Which Kosh and mark5000 both are ![]()
And what? Itâs a link for everyone which is going to not working for most of the readers here.
That one white stone that you left alone, because âwhat harm it could doâ?..
Plagiarism is an accepted tradition in Western culture. Half the background music in old Hollywood movies is plagiarized from classical sources (I exaggerate, but only slightly). Hollywood even acknowledged this in the 1989 movie version of the famous comedic SF novel, Martians, Go Home, in which Randy Quaid played a Hollywood composer who steals classical melodies. Movies and TV shows themselves have been plagiarized. Coming to America was sued by Art Buchwald, who I believe won a settlement. Alien paid a settlement, rumored to be half a million, to A.E. Van Vogt. The hit TV series, The Pretender, in the opinion of many SF fans, was plagiarized from John Brunnerâs Shockwave Rider; unfortunately Brunner had died the year before it premiered. In literature, several bestsellers have been shamelessly plagiarized, leading to lawsuits (successful in at least one case). I discovered that a famous SF writer, early in his career, plagiarized an article by rewriting it sentence for sentence while retaining all the information and the entire structure of the piece.
Nobody cares unless serious money is involved or when the imitator is a peon (as when McDonaldâs tried to crush a long-established local pub named McDonaldâs; clan McDonald threatened the corp with retaliation, and they backed down IIRC).
The offence lies not in the theft, but in the lack of credit.
Actually itâs 2k
what can I say, volunteer contributions are fickle 







