At 22:38 1/18/01, Simon E. wrote:
It's like the old argument about getting a credit in print rags - if you
have an image good enough to be published (and thereby promoting the
publication) then you deserve to be publicly credited with its creation.
Simon E.
This is what bothered me greatly. Perhaps it is the academic training
pounded into me during graduate study. Failure to give credit of
authorship or creation for something used in any work was grounds for
expulsion. It was considered plagiarism for which there was zero tolerance
and only very slightly less heinous than cheating on an examination. Even
if sources were cited, a failure to do so properly, and accurately, was
enough to get hammered on a grade.
-- John
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