The claim in question has nothing to do with on which platform you wrote or whether you first wrote on the word processor and then paste it here. It has nothing to do with font and font-size change, either. As far as her claim is concerned, the difference between language levels in your writing and your usual posts (like the ones above/below) counts. I simply wanted to point out this and told that you yourself are proving her claim to be true.

(Notice the parts in red bold)

This seems a reasonable explanation of why some here may perceive a difference in Oeince´s work.  As I understand him, some of his posts are writings that he has pre prepared (not originally intended for this site - an assignment of some kind perhaps?), spending time on crafting/perfecting them, whilst others are more spur of the moment posts, when he has taken less time over "quality" of grammar. 

Oeince has put a lot of time and effort into his posts, and I think he has a right to defend himself vociferously regarding the accusation of plagiarism.

Please note, I am not making any judgement about anyone´s views about the subject matter.

I do that too sometimes. Then the way I write or speak to say, my elders, is not the same as I would communicate with my peers.  Then how I speak to children is again another "language", so to speak.

peacetrain - You stated exactly my thought, on a different aspect of the problem. You are right. Now the question is, to what extent? Even if worked hard on a text, could a non-native speaker with certain language level reach at the level, that has been in question here?

I am not making any judgement here, either.

Now this has reached a point it never should have. After all, it´s not important whether or not oeince wrote it himself or researched the subject and posted a collection of other people´s ideas.What we should (and already have as a matter of fact) focus on is the content. A lot of users expressed their opinions and that´s it.

Disclaimer:

Expressing doubt concerning the origin of Oeince´s posts was NOT a personal attack. It was an observation. I´m not the only user asking for links and sources in this forum (right, Alameda) Personal attack would be commenting on one´s character, life or intelligence. My disbelief concerned merely the words posted. ([sarcasm]a person as fluent in English as him would surely be able to tell the difference [ /sarcasm/] instead of crying about it to the admins)*

*the words in brackets are not meant to be a personal attack either but if anybody feels they are, have fun reporting me to the admins

here is the link where i have cited my answer to your last post mrs. english teacher...

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1ho0_pink-floyd-another-brick-in-the-wal_music

Quoting Daydreamer

"...I´m not the only user asking for links and sources in this forum (right, Alameda) ...

 

 

right....and mostly ignored I might add....

You can be a legendary journalist but when you do not say the right words about Israel, you find yourself in a big trouble:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/us_and_canada/10259646.stm

And we thought, Obama would change somethings...

I am not surprised about the dismiss of Helen Thomas.

Israel and USA never have been democratic and tolerant.

The situation will be even worse after USA lose her economic power.

..........I worked as a volunteer on his campaign...I can´t say I expected as big a change as many, however the alternative was much worse.  Think about it, it could have been John McCain and Sarah Palin.The kill the wolves and  "Drill Baby drill" team.....

Who I really wanted was Dennis Kucinich, but he didn´t have enough money. He was not popular with the "right" people. 

 I am honestly not trying to be funny....but do you think that looks have something to do with how popular a candidate is?  I was doing some research for a project and was asked this very question.  My findings were that people vote for who they find attractive.  Of course people have different views of what is attractive...but it is an interesting point.  Now back to Israel....