I could probably make mention of it to them. This entire situation took a lot of the Hubbers off guard, including me. I'm wondering what the more established writers are planning to do to rectify the situation, because they've been talking with copyright attorneys about it. I think that once the HubPages Team realize that there may be legal consequences for their actions, they might wise up and remove the plagiarized articles from the Owlcation site and show all the Hubbers more transparency than they have been doing. Then again if the HubPages writing platform is on its last legs financially, they may not have very much to lose. Artificial intelligence is messing up a lot of things on the Internet.