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Using double quotes for something you've paraphrased is misleading. In addition, reading the UNOCHR's report does not show any indication that they're in favou
by _djo_ 5y ago
Using double quotes for something you've paraphrased is misleading.
In addition, reading the UNOCHR's report does not show any indication that they're in favour of such additional restrictions. It's just research that shows where the trend is going, judging by recent and in-progress legislation on this theme.
- dragonwriter 5y agoUsing double quotes is a standard way of marking a use/mention distinction, but that the mention is a paraphrase and not a direct quote should be explicitly called out.
- seanw444 5y agoT'was not intentionally misleading. Sorry. It's not that difficult to load the page, hit the End key and see the paragraph I referred to in its raw form.