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I don’t think they leave out citations due to laziness or difficulty. It’s because the general public glazes over as more of the detail is presented. Which hurt
by jiveturkey 9y ago
I don’t think they leave out citations due to laziness or difficulty. It’s because the general public glazes over as more of the detail is presented. Which hurts revenue.
- tom_mellior 9y agoThe "general public" that reads an article about a specific court case until the very end would be too scared by a case number appearing in the last sentence or in an end note? I don't quite believe that.
- zhte415 9y agoWhen writing for diverse audiences there are ways of dealing with this. Footnotes. 'Click for conments' etc