In regards to the continuing copyright issues because some members do not respect copyrights, I might recommend implementing something like what http://copyscape.com uses. From what I can tell, they use a Google API to do a search of text found in one page to see what other pages have the same text. Using a similar methodology, you could flag new pages that are substantially like pages that exist on the Internet for further review. While this wouldn't tackle all of the copyright violations, it would go a long way towards making it easier to weed out blatant violations like the one I reported. The issue of some individuals having absolutely no respect for copyrights and plagiarism is a serious problem that Wikipedia needs to address. Some people seem to think that Wikipedia is their personal means of bringing down copyright laws and "freeing" content. This is a shame because these individuals threaten the long term possibilities for Wikipedia. On a related note, it should be easier to report copyright violations on the Wikipedia website. The current set up is tremendously burdensome to figure how to report copyright violations. There needs to be a simple link from all pages to a simple contact form that allows one to report a violation without having any knowledge of how Wikipedia works. Doing this would put members on notice that Wikipedia isn't a rogue operation where anything goes and that it takes copyright issues seriously.