Michael V. Dougherty discusses problems with authorship violations like pseudonyms and plagiarism in philosophy. He summarizes scenarios where pseudonyms are used and issues they cause like lessening accountability. Dougherty also sent requests to clarify authorship of 11 pseudonymously published articles, with 6 receiving corrections. To avoid future issues, he recommends encouraging institutional email addresses and ORCID identifiers for submissions. Plagiarism also corrupts the research literature and wastes resources. It denies credit to genuine authors and falsifies discovery histories. Dougherty examines varieties of plagiarism like copy-paste, compression, and translation plagiarism. He provides case studies and recommends solutions for editors and publishers, like avoiding statutes of