Talk:Flex (comics)

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[edit] Copyvio?

This text is a very slight alteration of that found at http://alphanex.alphaflight.net/index.php/Flex and was used without permission--Benjaminlwells 16:24, 5 July 2006 (UTC)

I could not verify this copyvio. It appears to me that on April 17, 2006, User:DelBubs on Alphanex copied the History section of the Wikipedia article [1] as it existed since at least March 30, 2006 [2]. It appears that an Alphaflight.net profile for Flex did not exist prior to the creation of the Alphanex Wiki [3]. So, it would seem that plagiarism occurred the other way around. However, the information added by the Wikipedia edit above, which also made its way into the Alphanex article, seems awfully specific (30 feet long? 15 people?), which makes me wonder if that part wasn't plagiarized from another source, such as a Handbook or another website. --GentlemanGhost 05:42, 12 May 2007 (UTC)