The Cut and Paste screech is a Liberal whining because he cannot rebut my material.
You should have remained in school.
I don't have to rebut it, I know certain Free Speech restrictions are valid (same as the Supreme Court), but I was asking you if you agreed with what you posted so, do you?
And these:
United States free speech exceptions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tell us all, in your own words...
Hmmm, I don't see any words there? Do answer the questions please, in your own words. They might not do that in Korea but it's done here...
"They might not do that in Korea but it's done here..."
Of course it is, you liar.
Your remedial as follows:
1. Citing an authority with an established reputation is better, of course, than citing someone whose credentials are not so lofty. (
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/practical_guide.shtml)
Composition Patterns: Developing an Argument
2.
What has been pejoratively referred to as ‘simply cut and paste,’ is, in fact, carefully chosen to substantiate a point. Is the information covered fact, opinion, or propaganda? Facts can usually be verified; opinions, though they may be based on factual information, evolve from the interpretation of facts.(
Critical Appraisal and Analysis - Critically Analyzing Information Sources - LibGuides at Cornell University)
3. A valid objection to this selection of sources may be the type of audience being addressed. Is the ‘pasted selection’ aimed at a specialized or a general audience? Do you find the level ‘over your head’ or is this source too elementary? Ibid.
4. Are you objecting to the author's credentials--institutional affiliation (where he or she works), educational background, past writings, or experience? Or simply looking for a weapon to attack the post? This, of course, would be puerile.
5. Providing summaries or outlines of a source is valid as long as a link to the original is provided, and the author’s meaning is conveyed.
6. Nor is it necessary to insert one’s own language if the original article is simply abbreviated, with link provided.
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. What has been called ‘cut and paste’ is frequently the message board version of footnotes and endnotes of an academic essay. “…footnotes were declared outmoded just before the era of the word-processors which make using footnotes so much easier. Still, because of its relative ease in both writing and reading, parenthetical documentation is greatly preferred by most instructors.”
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/practical_guide.shtml
While a public message board is the exact venue for giving opinions no matter their provenance, their attachment to reality, or even whether they are on a cognitive wavelength of any human on the planet, one should invest more credence to those that are able to show relevance, documentation and/or links.
Did I just rip you a new one, or what.