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edhopper

(37,419 posts)
7. Yes
Wed Sep 20, 2017, 08:59 AM
Sep 2017

I did not mean to say his speech sounded like Wikipedia, which I consider a great reference.

In the old days we would have said World Book or Britanica.

What I was alluding to was students who did not research and write reports, but rather just copied some reference verbatim, and then read from them seeing the words for the first time and struggling through a subject they had no knowledge of.

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Perfect! mountain grammy Sep 2017 #1
It bothered him that people weren't wildly cheering his every livetohike Sep 2017 #2
Exactly like that NastyRiffraff Sep 2017 #3
If what the National News are reporting, Wellstone ruled Sep 2017 #4
As someone who frequently edits Wikipedia, I object. Jim Lane Sep 2017 #5
Yes edhopper Sep 2017 #7
Not Wikipedia ThoughtCriminal Sep 2017 #6
see answer #7 edhopper Sep 2017 #8
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