ext_14402 (
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2006-05-09 07:04 pm (UTC)
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To put things into even more perspective, this guy thought that we didn't have to cite our references if what we used was public knowledge.
Not "common knowledge," but PUBLIC.
I nearly had a stroke right there. I went into teacher-mode and explained to him that, yes, you ALWAYS CITE YOUR QUOTATIONS.
Oy.
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no subject
Not "common knowledge," but PUBLIC.
I nearly had a stroke right there. I went into teacher-mode and explained to him that, yes, you ALWAYS CITE YOUR QUOTATIONS.
Oy.