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credit where credit is due
In academic settings plagiarism is despised, so I am especially cross to this because of something I saw yesterday. Hints like this one are the macosxhints version of online plagiarism that I see so often on this site. This is the same hint and it shows how credit can be given to the appropriate people without using formal citations.
credit where credit is due
Can you really go as far as to call this "plagiarism "? It's not as though people are trying to score money or status. This is simply a friendly place where Macintosh users are trying to help out other Macintosh users.
credit where credit is due
The message you link to is so different in diagnosis and solution step that I don't know how you can call it plagiarism, if you can even use that term in a situation like this.
credit where credit is due
haha, just checked your stats, and indeed it's very easy not to *plagiate* or to give any info that could be related to anything already posted among the billion pages on the web..... how ?
credit where credit is due
Do you have any particular reason to believe that the poster copied it from elsewhere rather than coming up with it independently? |
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