@Ted Clayton - All good points, and I completely agree that when dealing with elementary topics like WordPress basics, it's likely there will be a great deal of similarity between the concepts and treatments.

But, by your own admission, you didn't even bother to look at the videos in question, so you didn't see that the videos we're talking about are word-for-word copies of my own scripts, and like it or not, that constitutes a copyright violation.

I'm not whining here... having provided WordPress tutorial videos for more than 5 years, I've seen plenty of other competitors enter—and exit—this space. I welcome competition, and enjoy great friendships with my “competitors,” as evidenced by the comments in my defense here by Video User Manuals' Troy Dean, and others.

Since you haven't watched the videos, you might take the word of my competitors, BobWP, Video User Manuals, and WP University, who all weighed in on Twitter, agreeing that this is a case of outright copyright infringement.

Those guys are all competitors, yet we have great respect for each other and our respective work, and as a result, we enjoy healthy competition, “fair and square.”

This plugin, on the other hand, is blatantly plagiarizing our copyrighted intellectual property, and last time I checked, that's still illegal in this country. :)