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Using Twitter, Change.org and her own site, inteet personality Akilah Hughes pitched an assault against popular website BuzzFeed. Using the hashtag #StopBuzzThieves (which was trending on at least one CNET editor's Twitter page), Hughes and her supporters allege that BuzzFeed, specifically its video vertical, steal ideas from others without compensation or credit to their work.
Hughes' examples range from BuzzFeed Video series Ask an Asian to a video that explores what happens when you smash certain foods in the waffle iron. Hughes cites herself among those whom BuzzFeed has wronged. So far, Hughes' outcry was retweeted 137 times on Twitter.
It isn't immediately clear if Hughes broached a complaint with BuzzFeed prior to posting the petition. Neither BuzzFeed nor Hughes were immediately available for comment.
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