Taken from Tactikz former blog....
Dear readers,
As some of you already know, a villain was exposed  yesterday within the Football Manager scene. A villain whose ultimate  goal was centred around fame, recognition and applause throughout the  Football Manager community. To achieve this quick fix of fame, he  ‘ripped’ my FM Grid tactic, made two slight adjustments and renamed it –  only to release it to the community, passing it off as his tactic,  under the name People Power. The villain’s name is Mr Hough, who resides  at the official SI Forum. 
This shameful and distasteful act  didn’t go unnoticed however. Oh no. I had been keeping tabs on ‘his’  latest tactical release for quite some time, following his comments on  the official forum, as well as discussions leading up to the release via  Twitter. Needless to say, the tactic was a blatant rip of my hard work  and Mr Hough has since been fully exposed for what he is. A plagiarizing  swine.
This is probably not the first time he has done this either,  as many FM veterans have voiced concerns, while lacking hard evidence.  
Many people have had suspicions about his dirty and seedy activity for  some time, but needed the evidence to finally put the nail in the  coffin. This evidence was provided last night.
Mr Hough is highly  skilled in the art of downloading other people’s tactics, for the sole  purposing of passing them off as his own creation. That goes without  saying. He is a true champion in the art of stealing other people’s  work. A figure of high standing within the dark and seedy tunnels of the  Football Manager underworld. He has his own followers that seemingly  worship the ground beneath his feet, and quite frankly, anyone that  supports a ‘ripper’ or plagiarizer, is just as bad. Pure filth. A  bacteria that needs to be eradicated.
Why do these people think they  have the right to steal other people’s work, only to pass it off as  their own? What gives them the right to browse a website, find  interesting articles and downloads, only to re-upload them elsewhere  without any form of contact or consent? What gives them the right to do  these things and think that they can and willactually get away with it?  What do they hope to achieve? A pat on the back from the community  perhaps? Is it to gain some form of recognition that they lack from  society in the real world – to be accepted within the on-line community  that they are a part of?
Whatever sick and twisted reasons they have for doing what they do, it’s wrong. So, so wrong, for many reasons.
Plagiarizing  effects a lot of people, throughout every profession. That’s not to say  what I do is a profession. Of course it’s not. But plagiarizing does  exist and it effects all people, even people who work for a living. As  an up and coming freelance illustrator, I have to be on the lookout for  people taking work from my website and hosting it elsewhere without my  permission. Photographers who run their own personal website, have to be  aware of people saving and downloading their photographs, for the sole  purpose of hosting them elsewhere. Professional journalists have to be  aware of people using the dreaded Ctrl C and Ctrl V on their newly  published articles.
This explains it on the SI site.
http://community.sigames.com/showth...-1-3-Tactics?p=7872620&viewfull=1#post7872620