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In short:
1. Authorship. A person didn't create the template; they simply edited someone else's template (stole it) and wants to call themselves the author? :confused: How can you call yourself the author of something you didn't create? Why can you make changes to someone else's template and use it, but I can't make changes to your changes and use it just as freely? :confused:
In our life, it sometimes happens that the author is not the one who created it, but the one who first formalized it.
2. Template in a tournament. Players should play not on what they want, but on what they are given! He who pays the piper calls the tune. Period.