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Old 04-01-2011, 01:41 AM   #29159
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Originally Posted by phenomshel View Post
........... I'm trying to run it through a couple of online plagiarism detectors to triple check that I referenced everything correctly, though with a parenthetical citation after nearly every sentence and an abundance of quotation marks, I don't see what I could have missed. Thank goodness I'm only referencing two pieces. But our school uses SafeAssign, and to be honest, that piece of software scares me. It gives false positives on correctly referenced material, and if the professor doesn't check, the student is left having to prove their case to an appeals committee. NOT a situation I want to find myself in, even if it turned out they found me innocent.
Yes, I can relate to that. It gives one an anxious feeling if there's only a murmur of not having correctly referenced material. It also has to do with integrity of course. But it's strange; you can get the same weird feeling of 'guilt' one sometimes get's when seeing a police-man..........' did I do something wrong?'.
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