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To give plagiarism more teeth? To deter students from copying each-others notes? To reinforce a policy of students accessing knowledge from only legitimate sour
by ihsw 14y ago
To give plagiarism more teeth? To deter students from copying each-others notes? To reinforce a policy of students accessing knowledge from only legitimate sources (ie: textbooks)? The applications are numerous and potentially lucrative.
- jiggy2011 14y agoIf you cheat on your homework we'll sue you?
- sliverstorm 14y agoBoth amusing and terrifying :)
- homosaur 14y agoAnd how does copyright aid this? What's the school going to do, start suing kids that plagiarize?
- ihsw 14y ago* Sue students that are plagiarizing (copying answers) * Sue students are assisting plagiarism (allowing others to copy answers) * Regulate libraries as intermediaries for transmitting and publishing unlicensed content (eg: counterfeit books, unlicensed books), inadequately securing the photocopying machines, borrowed material, and other potentially infringing assets * Sue libraries for encouraging, enabling, or facilitating infringement (ie: studying) I foresee a future where libraries are regulated and managed in the same manner that ISPs are, perhaps even more-so due to the physical limitations and monetization of the unlicensed content available.