What is this? 100 pages of Pass Labs wikipedia??

[Zero Cool]

Ok Im curious what this is? is this just 100 pages of wikipedia articles on Nelson and Pass Labs and threshold etc??


Pass Labs | eBay

 

[Zen Mod]

according to info on page , it is either from wikipedia ...... or in wikipedia style

however - why one would need that , having Real McCay here ?

 

[Nelson Pass]

In any case, it is probably using some copyrighted material without permission.

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[noSmoking]

In any case, it is probably using some copyrighted material without permission.

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Naah! they wouldn't do that's It's Illegal.
I bet someone could make a call and have that add removed!
Gotta watch "em,LOL.

NS

 

[billyk]

Found this article about the publisher:

In recent months a flood of so-called books have been appearing in Amazon's catalog. VDM Publishing's imprints Alphascript and Betascript Publishing have listed over 57,000 titles, adding at least 10,000 in the previous month alone. These books are simply collections of linked Wikipedia articles put into paperback form, at a cost of 40 cents a page or more. These books seem to be computer-generated, which explains the peculiar titles noted such as 'Vreni Schneider: Annemarie Moser-Pröll, FIS Alpine Ski World Cup, Winter Olympic Games, Slalom Skiing, Giant Slalom Skiing, Half Man Half Biscuit.' Such titles do have the marketing effect of turning up in many different searches. There is debate on Wikipedia about whether their 'VDM Publishing' page should contain the words 'fraud' or 'scam.' VDM Publishing's practice of reselling Wikipedia articles appears to be legal, but is ethically questionable. Amazon customers have begun to post 1-star reviews and complain. Amazon's response to date has been, 'As a retailer, our goal is to provide customers with the broadest selection possible so they can find, discover, and buy any item they might be seeking.' The words 'and pay us' were left out. Amazon carries, as a Googled guess, 2 million different book titles, so VDM Publishing is currently 1/35th of their catalog, and rapidly growing.

They use POD (publish on demand) to scam folks with compilations of Wikipedia links and articles. A total scam!

 

[nyxflier]

..? What did NP ever have to do with Nak? Maybe I'm just ignorant... (Ok I AM ignorant but meh..)

 

[Zen Mod]

amp or few

just search for Nak+Stasis

 

[Triodethom]

In any case, it is probably using some copyrighted material without permission.

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The question arises if 62 dollars is worth forwarding to your legal team Papa and how much they want to protect your brand. That not mine to deside. 😱🙂