plagiarism (2 Viewers)

[melsc]

Eh, this is basically an argument over semantics lol. What ever our thoughts are, both forms of plagiarism are wrong.

Yes but you're the one who is so concerned over it, they were replying to you. The moral of the story is, just don't do it!

 

[zaxmacks]

As I said while it may not be plagiarism, if it is prohibited by the uni plagiarism policy and will be treated as if it is then thats all the OP needs to know. Honestly stop being so pedantic about the word, even law students don't argue this much over semantics. The OP did not want to have a long convo about whether it is stricly plagiarism, they wanted to know if they would be punished for it!

Thanks... I've already came to that conclusion.

 

[Absolutezero]

both forms of plagiarism are wrong.

qft

 

[zaxmacks]

Yes but you're the one who is so concerned over it, they were replying to you. The moral of the story is, just don't do it!

It's more a desire to argue, then me being concerned. It's a bad personality trait I have. haha

 

[Triangulum]

As I said while it may not be plagiarism, if it is prohibited by the uni plagiarism policy and will be treated as if it is then thats all the OP needs to know. Honestly stop being so pedantic about the word, even law students don't argue this much over semantics. The OP did not want to have a long convo about whether it is stricly plagiarism, they wanted to know if they would be punished for it!

most policies are actually called 'academic dishonesty' or some variant rather than 'plagiarism', so the argument is about the wrong term anyway. it may not strictly be plagiarism to recycle your own work, but it is certainly academically dishonest to present work you did in a previous course as if it is new material, so the moral of the story is don't do it.

 

[Roxtar]

It's more a desire to argue, then me being concerned. It's a bad personality trait I have. haha

Haha melsc was wrong. Trying to pass her assumptions off as facts.

 

[Dawn65]

As I said while it may not be plagiarism, if it is prohibited by the uni plagiarism policy and will be treated as if it is then thats all the OP needs to know. Honestly stop being so pedantic about the word, even law students don't argue this much over semantics. The OP did not want to have a long convo about whether it is stricly plagiarism, they wanted to know if they would be punished for it!

Yep....Dont like punishment! Prefer to avoid embarressment at all costs.