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So, I have my own blog that I've got my own published documents on.
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
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(Original post by smoll_susurrus)
So, I have my own blog that I've got my own published documents on.
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
So, I have my own blog that I've got my own published documents on.
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
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(Original post by smoll_susurrus)
So, I have my own blog that I've got my own published documents on.
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
So, I have my own blog that I've got my own published documents on.
Turns out, one of the pages I really WASN'T meant to publish has been out of an error of my own.
If I use this work for an essay, will I be collared for plagiarism despite all of the work being my own original property?
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