Correct mistakes, But don't be self-righteous.. (69)
SirenLydia: This is also from Etiquette for Dummies By Sue Fox
it is not written by the OP as claimed
it is not written by the OP as claimed
I think we might have a problem Lydia.
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Sommerauer71: I think we might have a problem Lydia.
I usually get flamed for daring to say someone is plagerising
but it is lying in a very low form.
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SirenLydia: I usually get flamed for daring to say someone is plagerising
but it is lying in a very low form.
but it is lying in a very low form.
Not from me you won't.
I would say though that, we could state to the OP that she cannot pass this off as her own work.
It is lying as she has written it is her own work, I take it as that, when it is not.
I don't think Sue Fox would be too impressed, do you?
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Sommerauer71: Not from me you won't.
I would say though that, we could state to the OP that she cannot pass this off as her own work.
It is lying as she has written it is her own work, I take it as that, when it is not.
I don't think Sue Fox would be too impressed, do you?
I would say though that, we could state to the OP that she cannot pass this off as her own work.
It is lying as she has written it is her own work, I take it as that, when it is not.
I don't think Sue Fox would be too impressed, do you?
Nor would:
Cheon Seong Gyeong – Sun Myung Moon
Book Three - True Love
Chapter One - What Is True Love?
Section 1. Love Is the Source of Peace and Happiness
which is one of her blogs which also are alas not her
own words.
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SirenLydia: Nor would:
Cheon Seong Gyeong – Sun Myung Moon
Book Three - True Love
Chapter One - What Is True Love?
Section 1. Love Is the Source of Peace and Happinesswhich is one of her blogs which also are alas not her
own words.
Cheon Seong Gyeong – Sun Myung Moon
Book Three - True Love
Chapter One - What Is True Love?
Section 1. Love Is the Source of Peace and Happinesswhich is one of her blogs which also are alas not her
own words.
Oh dear.
OP.
These works are not your own. When quoting works written by others, it is law to cite the author. The true author.
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Sommerauer71: Oh dear.
OP.
These works are not your own. When quoting works written by others, it is law to cite the author. The true author.
OP.
These works are not your own. When quoting works written by others, it is law to cite the author. The true author.
Maybe it is not a law in South Korea - it certainly was not a law in SA until a few years back when we became a developing country
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chocolatespice: Maybe it is not a law in South Korea - it certainly was not a law in SA until a few years back when we became a developing country
Even if it's not law, it's still wrong to claim you wrote somthing you didn't write.
Right?
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YURIMA: In general );Everyone makes mistakes,and time,
it might you.(knowing how the world works,after you correct
someone's error,you will be next to make one!)How often have
you seen a message from someone correcting another's
spelling mistakes-and that message itself contains a
spelling error? Believe me, the experience is humbling.
Just becouse you may know more than others in certain areas
doesn't give you the right to gloat, taunt,or lord it over
them.When someone makes a mistakes-whether it's spelling or
grammar error,a stupid question,or an unnecessarily long
answer-be kind about it.Think twice about correcting someone
If someone writes"compleat"instead of"complete,"is it really
necssary to say anything?Probably not.A well-mannered person
realizes that having good manners(or knoledge of spelling
or grammar)isn't alicense to go around correcting everyone
else.In fact,doing so can be downright annoying and rude
in and of itself!
If you decide the error is grave enough that it must be
corrected,be kind.if possible,inform the person of the
error politely,preferably by private e-mail rather than on
a public electronic bulletin board.Give people the benefit
of the doubt:assume that they are intelligent but just don't
know this subject quite as well as they could or perhaps
were in too much of a hurry.and never be Arrogant or Self-
righteous in your..Message.
Be helpfull...
Author:
yurima~edna,
it might you.(knowing how the world works,after you correct
someone's error,you will be next to make one!)How often have
you seen a message from someone correcting another's
spelling mistakes-and that message itself contains a
spelling error? Believe me, the experience is humbling.
Just becouse you may know more than others in certain areas
doesn't give you the right to gloat, taunt,or lord it over
them.When someone makes a mistakes-whether it's spelling or
grammar error,a stupid question,or an unnecessarily long
answer-be kind about it.Think twice about correcting someone
If someone writes"compleat"instead of"complete,"is it really
necssary to say anything?Probably not.A well-mannered person
realizes that having good manners(or knoledge of spelling
or grammar)isn't alicense to go around correcting everyone
else.In fact,doing so can be downright annoying and rude
in and of itself!
If you decide the error is grave enough that it must be
corrected,be kind.if possible,inform the person of the
error politely,preferably by private e-mail rather than on
a public electronic bulletin board.Give people the benefit
of the doubt:assume that they are intelligent but just don't
know this subject quite as well as they could or perhaps
were in too much of a hurry.and never be Arrogant or Self-
righteous in your..Message.
Be helpfull...
Author:
yurima~edna,
We get the gist yes.
Good idea if we also apply that to other areas of our contact with our fellows.
Manners do maketh man (and wo man)
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it might you.(knowing how the world works,after you correct
someone's error,you will be next to make one!)How often have
you seen a message from someone correcting another's
spelling mistakes-and that message itself contains a
spelling error? Believe me, the experience is humbling.
Just becouse you may know more than others in certain areas
doesn't give you the right to gloat, taunt,or lord it over
them.When someone makes a mistakes-whether it's spelling or
grammar error,a stupid question,or an unnecessarily long
answer-be kind about it.Think twice about correcting someone
If someone writes"compleat"instead of"complete,"is it really
necssary to say anything?Probably not.A well-mannered person
realizes that having good manners(or knoledge of spelling
or grammar)isn't alicense to go around correcting everyone
else.In fact,doing so can be downright annoying and rude
in and of itself!
If you decide the error is grave enough that it must be
corrected,be kind.if possible,inform the person of the
error politely,preferably by private e-mail rather than on
a public electronic bulletin board.Give people the benefit
of the doubt:assume that they are intelligent but just don't
know this subject quite as well as they could or perhaps
were in too much of a hurry.and never be Arrogant or Self-
righteous in your..Message.
Be helpfull...
Author:
yurima~edna,
This is also from Etiquette for Dummies By Sue Fox
it is not written by the OP as claimed