How else would he make sure that you arent talkin out of your ass?
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quiroa
So you can cite totally unrelated sources.
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r2i1
That's funny but....
That's an invalid reference. It implies shakespeare said you can't turn papers without references.
It also implies you could form a complete sentence with a reference for each word and say:
I(1) have (2) the biggest (4) dick (8)
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baeeriel
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flurpderp
as long as someone else wrote it down first, then it's ok for you to write things down
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kat_arkar_v1
You can omit to cite a source to a piece of information which is widely known and confirmed multiple times. In most other cases if you don't cite you're either plagiarising (which in some legal systems is regarded as a penal infraction while in others a civil infraction) or you're just spitballing which is a no-no for a research / paper.
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polisi_virtual
Can I cite every word from the dictionary?
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tennisfreak09
It's a lesson we all learn in school, but most people forgot about it once they read 'news' articles in Facebook.
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manoj009
Need to paraphrase as well. Just citing reference and using it verbatim is still Plagiarism!
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How else would he make sure that you arent talkin out of your ass?
So you can cite totally unrelated sources.
That's funny but.... That's an invalid reference. It implies shakespeare said you can't turn papers without references. It also implies you could form a complete sentence with a reference for each word and say: I(1) have (2) the biggest (4) dick (8)
as long as someone else wrote it down first, then it's ok for you to write things down
You can omit to cite a source to a piece of information which is widely known and confirmed multiple times. In most other cases if you don't cite you're either plagiarising (which in some legal systems is regarded as a penal infraction while in others a civil infraction) or you're just spitballing which is a no-no for a research / paper.
Can I cite every word from the dictionary?
It's a lesson we all learn in school, but most people forgot about it once they read 'news' articles in Facebook.
Need to paraphrase as well. Just citing reference and using it verbatim is still Plagiarism!