Nobody is truly safe on the Internet, so all the more should online safety a huge concern. For those who still haven’t heard about Kathleen Hale and her essay that The Guardian posted, you can read it here (it’s a link that doesn’t improve its page rankings, found via Jamie.)
Read-a-thon Wrap-up
I AM BACK! Sort of. My plan was to start building up a log of posts to schedule this week but so far, I have zero posts. I’ve been so caught up with work, this is the first time in over two weeks that I’m typing a blog post. I must say, I missed blogging. At least stepping back allowed me to get some reading done.
Two Weeks of Non-Stop Reading
THIS SIDE OF SALVATION by Jeri Smith-Ready
This Side of Salvation had a lot going for it. Sports, school, religion and romance — all things that are important to a sixteen-year-old. David had a bright future ahead of him in baseball. He trained just as hard for it off-season as he did during his seasons. College scouts were on the look-out for him and his high school coach had taught David all he could.
Know Your Sources
Most of us do know better than to plagiarize. We don’t take the work of others and pass it off as our own. That’s stealing. Plagiarism is unethical and entirely unfair to content producers. To protect against accusations of plagiarism, most bloggers make sure to cite their sources. That’s a good practice to adopt. However, a lot of people don’t seem to realise that citing wrong sources can be considered plagiarism!
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