Credit is earned only by hard work but some credits are stolen

Those who don't like given credit to others must learn to work hard so they can take all the credits.
Credit is earned only by hard work but some credits are stolen from the originators.
No one person can earn all the credits in the world.
The field is large enough to contain us all so don't hide under someone's shadow or you loose your credit to that someone.

Kingsley Slim


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