剛好看到靠北部落客的爆料
哈哈哈哈所以我也又要來靠北部落客了
當初QQmei很好心教大家如何申請英國學校
在DDC快畢業時還很擔心DDC無法畢業
說DDC壓力很大 做不出畢業作品
結果最後的畢業成果竟然跟芬蘭一家公司的產品很像
連產品名稱都一樣叫RePack!!!!
甚至連介紹產品的句子都差不多
芬蘭公司的介紹是
下面留言都說學校應該收回DDC的學位
但因為DDC已經畢業了所以學校目前只是把作品從官網下架
而且DDC會有這靈感是因為QQmei太愛買了哈哈哈
After watching his wife throw out perfectly useable packaging from her online shopping purchases, Yu-Chang Chou was inspired to develop a sustainable alternative, using a similar model to the bottle-return system used in many European countries.
總之就像好友說的
不管是不是抄襲
DDC在設計自己的作品前就應該要做好功課
先查查看有沒有人做過了(連名稱都一樣不難查吧)
就算他真的不知道 也是他的錯 沒有做好研究就出了跟別人一樣的東西
DDC在我下面附的第二個連結裡有解釋產品只是很多地方類似
但其實也有很多不同
不過連他自己的學校都把作品下架了
鬧上國際新聞也算是人生汙點了~
【更新】
這篇2014的文章今天因為QQmei倫敦媽媽群組對話外洩又掀起波瀾
簡單敘述一下懶人包
首先是亞歷媽跟Heidi 說了很多KOL的壞話
包含K＆C凱勒與夏綠妹跟qqmei
然後qqmei 那群又說了很多網紅壞話
包含德州媽媽跟nana媽
qqmei截圖NA媽抄襲她童書繪本
NA媽就反擊DDC的畢業作品也有抄襲
所以這篇又被網友翻出來了!
以下是新聞網址
News: a former Royal College of Art student has been found "technically" guilty of plagiarism and misconduct after a company complained that his graduate design project was similar to its own services.
The RCA found that Yu-Chang Chou, who graduated from the Innovation Design Engineering (IDE) course earlier this summer, had "presented text created elsewhere as his own", although the college said that this was "absolutely inadvertent".
The course, which is a double master's programme run in collaboration withImperial College London, said it would now review its procedure to prevent similar incidents happening in future.
The RCA ordered an investigation last month after Finnish startup RePackclaimed Chou's graduation project, also called RePack, plagiarised its concept, brand name and descriptive text.
The college has removed the project from its website and advised Chou to likewise remove the work from his site. However, since Chou had already graduated from the college when the plagiarism claim arose, it will take no further action.
"The investigation found that the student has presented some text created elsewhere as his own work," the RCA told Dezeen.
"While we accept that this was absolutely inadvertent, it does technically qualify as academic plagiarism and misconduct. As he is an RCA graduate however, ie no longer an RCA student, there will be no further action taken apart from removing his project from the RCA website, which has already been done."
Chou presented his concept for a reusable postal packaging system at the college's summer show in June. Finnish company RePack complained after seeing the project published on Dezeen.
"We regard all forms of academic misconduct, which includes academic plagiarism, as a serious offence," the college said in a statement. "Students sign up to a code of conduct upon enrolment and we expect them to adhere to this.
"Our investigation has shown that, while Yu-Chang Chou's work is similar to that of the Finnish design company RePack, he developed the product itself independently."
"However, as he has inadvertently presented text created elsewhere as his own, we have taken steps to ensure that the work is no longer available on the RCA website. In addition we have advised that Yu-Chang Chou removes all references to the work from his own website and he has confirmed that this has now been done."
"As a result of the internal investigation, IDE is to review its processes and procedures to ensure that this type of incident does not happen in the future."
The Finnish company said it was expecting a response "along these lines" from the RCA.
"We obviously weren't too pleased to see our product being directly copied by a design student and claiming originality for our work," said RePack's Jonne Hellgren. "However, other designers and students are not our enemies, but disposable packaging is. We and the world would recommend more packaging products based on reusability rather than disposability."
第二篇新聞連結
http://www.dezeen.com/2014/07/10/royal-college-of-art-plagiarism-claim-repack/
Royal College of Art investigates
plagiarism claim
News: the Royal College of Art is investigating claims that one of its graduates plagiarised an existing design after a Finnish company complained that its reusable packaging concept had been copied.
Finnish startup RePack alleges that RCA graduate Yu-Chang Chou copied both its concept and brand name. The company also claims that Chou plagiarised text from its website in his project description.
Finnish startup RePack's design
"Not only has [the] student taken the name of our service, but apparently copied text and concepts detailed on our webpages," RePack's Jonne Hellgren told Dezeen.
"We are contacting the RCA regarding this matter but we also think this kind of behaviour should not be condoned and every action possible to prevent it should be taken," Hellgren added.
RCA graduate Yu-Chang Chou's design
Hellgren acted after Chou exhibited a concept for reusable packaging called RePack at Show RCA 2014 last month. The project was subsequently published on Dezeen.
Related story: "Don't be afraid to learn by copying others"
Founded in 2010, the Finnish startup offers a sustainable packaging solution for online retailers and shoppers. Earlier this year RePack wasnamed one of the winners of Finland's most prestigious design awards, the Fennia Prize.
Finnish startup RePack's design
"RePack is an alternative to throwaway consumerism," according to a PDF on the company's former website, www.originalrepack.com. "RePack users simply return their packaging via the local postal system and get an automatic refund on their deposit."
Hellgren claimed there were strong similarities between that text and text on Chou's website about his graduate project.
RCA graduate Yu-Chang Chou's design
"RePack provides an alternative to throwaway consumerism," runs the text on www.yuchangchou.com. "By providing a return and reuse system with innovative RePack bags, RePack users can simply return packaging through their local postal system and get an automatic refund for their deposit."
Both RePack concepts aim to reduce waste by providing special resuable packaging that customers can mail back to the retailer, or use to return unwanted or damaged items.
Finnish startup RePack's design
The Finnish version is already operating via the Finnish postal service while Chou proposes using Royal Mail to operate the service in the UK.
Chou, who graduated from the London institution's Innovation Design Engineering course last month, admitted the concepts were similar but said his idea differed from the Finnish company's in several respects.
RCA graduate Yu-Chang Chou's design
"It is true that it is very easy to have misunderstanding about mine and their system just based on watching the video and brief description," Chou told Dezeen. "We both are trying to reduce wastes through reusing the packaging. However the way to sustain the system is different, [and] as a result the stakeholders are different and the packaging design also need to be different."
He added: "As my understanding, their packaging can be customised for retailers based on their needs and the packaging is owned by retailers. The circulation of the packaging is only between retailers and consumers."
Finnish startup RePack adapted their design for army and outdoor store Varusteleka
"In my system, packaging is owned by [the] delivery company and therefore [the] delivery company is able to provide a packaging service for retailers and consumers. The circulation of the packaging is from Royal Mail to retailers to consumers and then back to Royal Mail."
The RCA said it would investigate the claims. "The Royal College of Art takes accusations of plagiarism by our students very seriously," said Professor Miles Pennington, head of the Innovation Design Engineering course. "We will need to investigate the claims further and speak to the graduate concerned before we can make a full statement."
Update 11/07/14: The RCA has issued an additional statement:
“The Royal College of Art takes accusations of student plagiarism seriously and these claims will be investigated. The College has regulations which students are required to adhere to whilst studying at the College, in addition, the Innovation Design Engineering programme requires all students to submit a declaration of originality for their final year projects. The programme expects and trusts students to develop and deliver ideas to the highest standards of originality."
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