Basically all of the groups were talking about the same topics. However, many different peoples views came into play during the “annonymus” chatting session.
To me one of the most interesting topics during the chatting session was the dialogue about interent plaigarism. It seemed to be a gray area to many people. In some groups people were saying that they had no idea that internet plaigarism was actually an issue, whereas others were stating that internet plagarism is getting worse. I actually believe that eventually internet plaigarism will be more strictly watched as technology becomes more and more advanced especially when you take in to account the fact the we might be “teaching” computers how to “think” like a human. Machines will be better at detecting plaigarism and stopping it. I also believe that there will more services and software implimented to help writers and publishers to not plaigarize. This is definitely always going to be a controversial topic with ongoing dialogue, but out of respect to historic authors and publishers people should be more aware of plaigarisng, and seriously putting forth efforts to not do so.

Autumn