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The papers contained within our web site are for research purposes only! You may not turn in our papers as your own work! You must cite our website as your source! Turning in a paper from our web site as your own is plagerism and is illegal!

"Plagerism"?

Just to conform with their request and cite appropriately, I should mention that this is from directessays.com.

Re: devil's advocate

Date: 2003-11-02 07:46 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] solri.livejournal.com
The important point is not to be completely original, but to acknowledge where you got your ideas. Some teachers explain plagiarism as stealing intelectual property, but IP is such a thorny philosophical and legal issue, I avoid this explanation (even if you accept the idea of intellectual property - which I don't really - what about plagiarising works in the public domain). Rather, I present plagiarism as a form of lying. Except for well-known facts, if you don't cite, you are implying that this is an original idea, when it isn't, and trying to take credit for someone else's work.

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