It's a bit .. odd. Seems to be partially a complaint, and partially a code review of the couple of examples they cite. Not quite sure what the point is there. Other parts are clearly copy-n-pasted with minor changes from Wikipedia without attribution, which is funny to see in a document basically claiming that's what the other side is doing.
My partner is a paralegal, and just yesterday I was marveling that there's no concept of voting legal briefs, just wholesale copying of blocks of text without attribution. You cite /cases/ but briefs are fair game for what anyone outside the legal profession would call plagiarism.
You can read the complaint: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23264658-github-comp...
It's a bit .. odd. Seems to be partially a complaint, and partially a code review of the couple of examples they cite. Not quite sure what the point is there. Other parts are clearly copy-n-pasted with minor changes from Wikipedia without attribution, which is funny to see in a document basically claiming that's what the other side is doing.