When I went looking for my hand model debut the other day, I ran across two of my published articles on my previous employer's website. However, they list the author as the girl who replaced me. I think I know why they did this: when I worked there, people who had read the articles would sometimes call/email me for more info. Once I was gone, Previous Employer probably wanted to direct them to my replacement.
However, she is gone now, too, and more importantly, I want credit for my intellectual property. I went to the website of the magazine that originally published them, but their issues archived online don't go back that far. I have hard copies at home, but that's it. I reference them on my resume, so it would be nice if anyone who was interested could look them up without seeing someone else's name and wondering WTF.
How would you approach fixing this--or would you just let it go? Maybe no one but me is interested in my obscure, 10 year old articles.
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