Thread:SilverFlight/@comment-26116130-20200807224004/@comment-26116130-20200810212230

Hello again, thank you for answering! This user's intention is indeed to create an interlanguage wiki, but, from my understanding, this tool is intended to connect wikis of common themes but different language communities, not to be a page translator. Even so, an attribution is morally and legally required, as covered by the CC-BY-SA license spread over all wikis: free to adapt under the term of attributing it. The blog by Semanticdrifter linked in the original conversation also describes:
 * "Things like translating a wikia page into a new language, or including a character page from a comic book wikia on a new community dedicated to the movie version, are prime examples of best use cases for importing content. But however you make use of the text, you have to attribute the source."

I'd understand if the user were simply translating, these wikis are about the same subject and there are stuff that can only be found in the Buffyverse Wiki, but it's bothersome that everything is just a copy without any though on the wiki's actual content (such as navigation full of dead links) or the culture the language is inserted (such as official translations that already exist). Even if the Fandom didn't have a policy on plagiarism, the importing tool exists for situations like this and I already asked the used to not copy the original content as if it was theirs. So, I'd really like if someone from the staff could at least ask the user to cite their sources, that's all I really want from them.