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Intellectual honesty (view source)
Revision as of 17:05, September 22, 2013
, 17:05, September 22, 2013The footnote should allow the reader to find or check the material being cited, a rule I am trying to follow with this edit!
It is also an antidote to [[plagiarism]]:
It is also an antidote to [[plagiarism]]:
*Distinguish carefully between your ideas and the ideas of others. This is a simple question of intellectual honesty. If you use another’s conclusions, acknowledge them. If you come to the same conclusions as another on your own, you should still acknowledge the agreement. [http://www.fathersmanifesto.net/plagiarism.htm]
*Distinguish carefully between your ideas and the ideas of others. This is a simple question of intellectual honesty. If you use another’s conclusions, acknowledge them. If you come to the same conclusions as another on your own, you should still acknowledge the agreement.<ref name=ubc> [http://www.fathersmanifesto.net/plagiarism.htm]</ref>
Use footnotes:
*The footnote should allow the reader to find or check the material being cited. Provide exact page numbers for direct quotes, and a range of page numbers for more general points.<ref name=ubc />
==Notes==
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==See also==
==See also==