That's pretty immature. OP should talk with their boss privately and mention that the work was actually theirs.

Being passive aggressive in the workplace isn't really a smart idea. Especially if superiors are involved.

If you have proof, definitely bring it up to the boss personally in a private environment. Don't complain or whine. Explain that you're not doing it for the praise of the office or anything, maybe even add that you don't want to embarrass your coworker (even if you do) which is why you came to the boss privately, but you just want your boss to be aware of the strides you're making to help improve the company. Another even better idea is to go to your boss and say something along the lines of "my coworker shared some good ideas from my last presentation on ways to improve the company, and I thought I'd just give you the notes for the full presentation I did so that you can see some of the other great ideas I had (or) so you can see it in its full context with how I feel we can implement these ideas." Bam! Point across without coming off as a "I always need recognition" douche. Lol.

You wrote it very well! I like that phrasing! The only problem is that OP states it was a word for word copy, so he may have taken it all. I really hope not!

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The new design has done wonders for the place.

The ads have a lot to do with it I think. The ads between the comments break it up, but the big ads that flash before you can open a thread is annoying, especially when it plays music or a video or something and isn't something you can immediately close down. I understand the need for the ads so the company can make money; but having gone from no ads for years, to having a bunch of ads makes the experience choppy and less fluid. I assume that's why less people are on then before.

Also, the policing of the comment section, while good for weeding out trolls, can be a little...discouraging for general conversation. Comments are almost immediately closed on any FML that addresses some kind of social justice issue, for example. I understand wanting to weed out trolls and garbage comments, and a lot of sites have closed their comments and forums completely for that reason (IMDB did this recently, to the chagrin of many, many people - I really enjoyed seeing what people had to say about movies and if they read the same things into them that I did), but I personally enjoy seeing what people have to say about things, if other readers were thinking what I was thinking, etc. The less of a community there is, the less I visit a site and the less time I spend on it - ads or not. And that appears to be what is happening here. Secondly, you can no longer see comment replies on the app. It's been that way on mine for awhile, and I think I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it and it didn't work. If you click to see replies to a comment on the app, they all disappear. I actually just logged in from a computer just to see the responses to this comment out of curiosity, after logging into the app for the first time in maybe a month or two. If you're someone who likes to read comments, it's a little frustrating to not be able to see most of them. Lastly, with the FML community, although a lot of people got modded, other rude and snarky people were left alone and they were even encouraged - the popular doctor who used to comment a lot around here, I found incredibly rude and condescending to many people. A lot of people were just straight up mean, following what kind of became the comment section's culture. I stopped commenting generally and would just browse the site and the comments but I barely do that anymore now that it is disappearing/inaccessible. I don't know what it was for others, but that's pretty much what it was for me personally.