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itsamemaria
· 5 years ago
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I always started my projects with wikipedia to have an idea of what I'm doing and get references from there. Just don't list wikipedia on your references!
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mistake
· 5 years ago
deja vu, ive seen this post before
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demon_razgriz
· 5 years ago
Seen three of the "fresh" posts repeatedly
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mialinay
· 5 years ago
@mistake I actually sang your comment lol
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mistake
· 5 years ago
I hope we could post meme pictures as part of comment. It would be so great
funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
Ugh, we just went over this. It's not that the information can be highly accurate, it's that it's a secondary source.
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deleted
· 5 years ago
All that's said is that you cannot use wiki as a primary source in a graded paper. Wikipedia has 50 million entries, so it probably cannot be 100% accurate in all detail, but no encyclopedia is.
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harperfan7
· 5 years ago
As if we haven't been using wikipedia anyway this whole time.
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deleted
· 5 years ago
True dat, but any time you're in a dispute about anything and cite wikipedia to prove them wrong, they go: "Dude, you're seriously quoting Wikipedia? *lol*" which is internetish for "Ok, you proved me wrong, however, I choose to pretend I'm right nevertheless"
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harperfan7
· 5 years ago
Just dont argue with retards. Its really that simple.
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funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
But there is always the slight glimmer of hope something might stick and you reach them.... ;_;
