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On January 02 2010 10:13 Wr3k wrote:
If you didn't cite your own article its still plagiarism reusing the old work.
Self-plagiarism is complicated, it's not like reusing your work is always plagiarism. For example, your thesis includes the work that you've published in journals/conferences before, and it's obviously fine and has always been like that. In the OP's case, it's not plagiarism. Where do these trolls/retards come from and drag the thread? Let's enjoy the fun please.
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I vote to close the thread? 
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why would you have to cite your own work? that's nonsense, though i've heard of it before. btw, funny thread! hope you get an A ^_^
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You only have to cite your own work if its been published, due to the fact that im pretty sure the journal you submit it to ends up owning the paper. Thats why you always see people citing themselves in books/journal articles.
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I'll bet the professor was so pleased with himself. He googled some text and hey, there's a match! This student plagiarized everything from some obscure site that follows Korean (wtf) computer gaming! Got that sneaky bastard!
-oops
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Lol, how did he find it? Would google really bring up a TL article?
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On January 02 2010 09:13 Mickey wrote:
Hope your professor eats his words for not believing it was you.
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United States2717 Posts
lol...i don't think professors get off on catching their students for cheating. it's just something that they (unfortunately) have to do
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something special about plated.rawr doing what he did in this particular thread
looks like a mad short paper though but interesting enough gj
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A for awesomeness. Couldn't you have just logged on to this account in front of your professor though?
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Do we have any lurking professors in our midst?
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Canada7170 Posts
On January 02 2010 10:38 GreEny K wrote:
Lol, how did he find it? Would google really bring up a TL article?
Uh... yes?
Why wouldn't it?
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if he doesnt believe you, you can tell your professor to make an account here and have a PM convo with him
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On January 02 2010 10:32 Slaughter wrote:
You only have to cite your own work if its been published, due to the fact that im pretty sure the journal you submit it to ends up owning the paper. Thats why you always see people citing themselves in books/journal articles.
Yup, and alot of post secondary institutions will punish you for it even if the work isn't published. It's stupid, but it happens. I don't appreciate it when you imply I am retarded, because this could be construed as plagiarism if he didn't cite himself, since the article on TL.net is likely property of TL.net as soon as he posts it.
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I always wondered about this when people posted their term papers and such on here.
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I wish the professor would post here lol
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
I guess that is one one of getting people to tl.net.
Welcome Herr Professor : ) -
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On January 02 2010 09:57 hixhix wrote:
Student 1 - Professor 0
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Hahahaha, I don't think I've ever heard of a case like this before. It's pretty amusing to say the least. I agree with cgringer though, next time don't reuse old work.
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Hey prof you should try this game called Starcraft
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EPT
