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Right. Because it was huge surprise, after Napster, Kazaa, etc and Youtube that people would upload content that they have ZERO rights to. I'm just shocked... I'd never have seen that coming. (insert rolling eyes here)
The underlying technology sounds cool - but it's lazy bordering on criminal to say that Scribd can't screen content as it's uploaded. There are several products that allow teachers to screen student papers for plagiarism. If a teacher sitting at a desk can use software to screen electronically submitted student papers, are we really to believe that a cutting edge company that's the Youtube of documents cannot so this on each and every submission it recieves?
Please...