These subtitles are the same as the ones I made, but with someone else's signature.

Plagiarism!!?? On the Internet!!?? (Sorry, couldn't help myself) When I edit an SRT file, I usually make so many necessary changes to the dialogue to make them readable that I strip out any other names and put my own brand name in there. However, I would never put my name as editor unless I have done HEAVY line-by-line editing. Otherwise, mine just says 'looked over by' or 'Mucked about with by' (Terry Pratchett fan), and I would never post just a straight up copy of anyone else's work. If it is a straight up carbon-copy, you may wish to complain to admin or the poster.

It's more than plagiarism. It's robbery.
The subtitles are exactly the same, but one line has been added on top to advertise a website and credit a lamer:

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DevilGrrl stole vongooB9's work.
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@vongooB9: do you want to remove this upload, or do you want to keep it here so people have a chance to be aware that DevilGrrl stole your work?

@truc1979: I really don't care, you can do whatever you think is best for the site.

I say remove it. I apologize to vongooB9, that was unintentional. I both create my own SRT files, and edit others. I did this one by mistake, but most others I also create myself, or edit heavily.

Don't worry Mushroom, we know it's not intentional.
I do the same: sometimes upload my own subtitles, sometimes upload some I've found somewhere else to make this site more complete.
You did no mistake.

And as an FYI, I started to embed that site tag because one of the users was constantly grabbing my seeds, and throwing them onto a pay site. This rather irked me, as they were even using the exact text I use to describe the videos. Complete with typos, and I found it rude they were selling what I was doing for free. So I figured if they would steal and sell, then they could advertise where they stole from.