from plagiarism to use

Posted By: Snow Bunny on 2007-01-03
In Reply to: Plagiarism is plagiarism no matter how you try... - UTMT

What else are you going to say that I meant?

Don't do that.

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terminology test samples - rmmt
- You could buy a medical terminology workbook or textbook. SM - Tinks
  - I knew you'd be back. Honestly, such an - HappyNewYear
    - I never left. So let me see if I understand you. SM - Tinks
    - Hey! that resembles you! - bahhaahaaa!
      - Oh, please. Tinks hides behind her virtual - HappyNewYear
        I'm not hiding. I'm right here. At the very least, I sign all my posts... - Tinks
        yawn - your tit-for-tat is more boring than your - meager attempts at board control NM
        Is it more stimulating for you to read - HappyNewYear
        I understand what you are saying, but - TM
        Wow! Well Said! I am on YOUR side. Thanks for the courage to post.nm - ks
- Sorry, but to suggest that she use the questions... - UTMT
  - short response - Snow Bunny
    - Plagiarism is plagiarism no matter how you try... - UTMT
      - from plagiarism to use - Snow Bunny
        Why do you assume every post is directed . . . - UTMT
        Probably because she posts, you post, she then - Huh?
        No. I am referring to her first response to a . . . - UTMT
- Here are two links - Snow Bunny
- Use facial and fascial, there and their, and other commonly confused words. - nm
- I would make my own (sm) - hope this helps
- I can only think that you could "fake" take the test sm - suggestion
- No offense, but couldn't you have used - those 2 hours to compose one
- It isn't that difficult to create your own... - UTMT
  - Thank you, thank you all--even the negatives (there are always a few here) - rmmt
    - Just because someone offers their opinion,... - UTMT
      - And why did you feel THIS post was directed at - You! Huh? Huh?
        Since it was in direct response to my post... - UTMT

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Plagiarism is plagiarism no matter how you try...
to justify it. Judgmental? You're darned right! To use someone else's work for what ever reason, be it laziness, taking too much time or whatever, is simply not right. I also seriously doubt creating some test questions is beyond most, if any, MTSOs. A company, as an entity unto itself, needs to have it's own operating components in place; testing materials, contracts and everything else necessary to conduct business.