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Front page results on DAYPOP

DAYPOP has me listed in the top ten on their results for the search term “plagiarism.”  I’m not plagiarizing.  It’s the postings I’ve written recently about the journalists who do that have me ranked there.  Like other search engines, DAYPOP links to the front page, not the permalink or the date.

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