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Well mystery solved. I did a bit of sleuthing and noticed they have a scratch card at the bottom of the page. I had written a scratchpad plugin so I did a quick

Well mystery solved. I did a bit of sleuthing and noticed they have a scratch card at the bottom of the page. I had written a scratchpad plugin so I did a quick search for "wScratchPad" and sure enough it's there. They copied my sample code from http://wscratchpad.websanova.com http://wscratchpad.websanova.com, div's css and all and, you can even see the same `id` and `class` names. I guess they copied a little too much.

aedocw 12y ago
Parent comment should be at the top of this submission. The response from MLB about "our CI creating randomly generated GA codes" is kind of ridiculous, when the truth is someone there did an excessive cut and paste from someone else's JS.
cyphunk 12y ago
It's the internet. Copy+paste für immer. Get over it.
xofer 12y ago
> Kind of feel like a bit of a jackass now Wait, why do /you/ feel like a jackass?
- adamman 12y ago
  Because he included his google analytics code in the plugin that he made available to the world.
  - underyx 12y ago
    He did not. It was only placed on his demo site and the guys at MLB just copied that site's code instead of using the released plugin.
1234tester 12y ago
I guess you released a little too much, generally you want to remove your GA code and replace it with a placeholder like: '<insert GA code here>'...
- underyx 12y ago
  He did not release the Analytics code as part of the plugin, it was only placed on his demo site. MLB.com copied code from the demo site instead of downloading the plugin itself.