PasstheWORD's Copyrighted Source E-Files of the Authentic JL Documents are
shown on the LEFT. |
DG's Early Versions of Modified Documents at janelead.org are
shown on the RIGHT. |
The Title Pages again compared: DG has
copied the PTW original, changed the spelling of just one word from PTW's online version
of the authentic original, which PTW had rendered to look as close as possible to
the title page of JL's printed 17th century edition.
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Now, let's examine the typical manipulations done by
DG to PTW's original source document.
Comparison #1: DG takes the PTW original,
breaks it apart, adds her own new paragraph definitions and numbers (thus interrupting the
flow of the message), adds a numbered list, and applies her choice of changes
to the content of the text.
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Comparison #2: DG continues breaking apart
the original content into new paragraphs, and applies her changes.
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Comparison #3: This set of verses has been
copied exactly into DG's derivative version.
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Comparison #4: In this example, DG is
still arbitrarily breaking text into new paragraphs
and she is beginning to add her new section titles where they did not appear in the
original.
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Comparison #5: Another section of verse is
copied by DG from PTW
with only slight changes for her SDV edition.
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Comparison #6: And so it goes; DG is
copying the original, adding new paragraph numbering,
adding section marks, adding her own section titles, etc.
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see why DG's document
looks SO MUCH like PTW's original source document...
Take a look at the underlying
HTML3 code on the left which was generated over 10 years ago when the manuscript text was
first transcribed by PTW. Now look at the underlying HTML code from DG's Derivative
edition on the right...it's the SAME code.
Whenever DG opened one of PTW's documents in her
more modern software, OR whenever she copied and pasted from the PTW originals into her
e-files, she got the underlying old code from PTW as well.
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Notice that when she leaves
the text intact after she pastes it, the old code still is retained which fact showed
clearly upon examination to anyone who knew how to "view the source code" from
their browser.
But when DG started changing the spacing and
reformatting, her more modern HTML software produced pieces of modern code that look a lot
different from the old code as seen farther down on the right in this example.
The presence of the old code
in DG's derivative works was proof positive that she had been copying directly from
the PTW copyrighted e-files.
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This
screen-capture showing examples of some HTML 3 syntax on the left versus DG's more
modern HTML code on the right, should be informative to those with eyes to see.
When DG composed something of
her own in her more modern software, as seen on the right in the sample above, she
generated HTML source code altogether different from the old HTML3 code shown on the left
from a PTW sample. Compare the old code syntax vs. the more modern, for these 2
samples.
SUMMARY OF THIS DETAILED LOOK
If Diane Guerrero had done
all her own work, ALL of the HTML code for every single part of every derivative SDV
document should be in her more modern HTML code, which it obviously is not. The
presence of HTML3 code within DG's e-files proved to those at PTW that DG had helped
herself to the foundation code from PTW's manually transcribed e-files...and now you know
it too. She violated the copyright laws of the United States and attempted to cover
up her guilt.
As soon as DG became aware (in
June of 2009) that her HTML code was being examined, thus disclosing her illegal
activities, she quickly began converting all of her SDV editions into PDF files as a
method of "covering her tracks" so that in the future, no one would be able to
examine them as we had done, and no one would ever know what she had done.
As of 2012, ALL of her SDV
documents offered at janelead.org have been converted to PDF files which she has
branded with her own name.
Her cover-up is complete; or is
it? What does your heart tell you?
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