Well, you used the word "steal" and "consent" which, in this context, are highly connected to copyright law, or more specifically a claim of copyright regarding your "work". Using colored headlines and dotted paragraghs and an overall pedagogical presententation (which is always appreciated!) are far from original enough to start talking about "stealing" and "consent" though, no matter how much time you spent on the layout of the presentation. You are simply not in a position to claim anything regarding a generic text or layout that just uses common tools from any word processor, and you can not count on keeping the "consistency" for yourself. That's just ridiciolus! The world wouldn't work if that was the case. Be glad instead that you presented something in a way that someone found good enough to use! There is nothing "indecent" about that!
And BTW, you ARE (totally unnecesary) credited in the OP for the "Format", did you see that?
This whole protectionism thing using claims and whatever trying to gard unoriginal "work" is getting out of hand. I urge any content creator that publishes his or hers work on the Internet to read up on at least the very basics on the different types of intellectual property rights to understand when to, and when not to, start claiming things...
