#2

Is it?

#3

no.

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#4

I agree.

Good job, everyone.

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#5

“Referencing” what a waste of fucking time and effort

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#6

just realised it’s wired: this mouse

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#7

Really like this

#8

I reckon somewhere, there’s a Round the Twist episode in this thread.

#9

Yeah, because literally any dickhead can make a website, but its like because they took the time to make a website they’re trustworthy.

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#10

Had one prof who wasn’t arsed if we included references or not. strange man but i liked that aspect of him

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#11

Classic @profk

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#12

Is that true? (Citation needed)

#13

Nah. You need to consider the validity of your sources no matter where they’re from.

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#14

Yes. That’s exactly what I’m saying. We weren’t allowed to reference Wikipedia but there were no restrictions on referencing any other websites.

#15

I got in trouble for referencing unreliable sources in an essay I wrote about Chewbacca.

Got told to never reference Wookiepedia

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#16

giphy

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#17

i mean the smart move was just to click on the reference from wiki and quote the original source?

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#18

Used Google Books for all my references

#19

top tip just keep referencing the book that your professor wrote and you’ll get an A

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#21

Wookiepedia is a good source of info for Star Wars stuff though.

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#22

A guy in my year at uni wrote his dissertation on a very narrow subject, and was dumb enough to not realise that the external examiner was likely to be the author of the book he’d plagiarised.

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