http://www.dakwegmo.com/plagiarism-shot um... common thoughts Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:05:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.dakwegmo.com/plagiarism-shot#comment-213 Michael Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:45:47 +0000 http://www.dakwegmo.com/?p=151#comment-213 Frequently I find myself plagiarizing one thing or another in order to learn the process. At work I will reference another design to make sure I am doing mine right. Typically we call these "do-likes", as in do it like this. When I sew I'll compare my other's work to see how they solved certian issues. I can see how in "do-likes" in photography could be useful in order to learn technique. But I agree with you. Ultimately you should move beyond this and create something new and different than others have done. If everybody gets used to plagiarizing those before them who will be the innovators creating new techniques? Frequently I find myself plagiarizing one thing or another in order to learn the process. At work I will reference another design to make sure I am doing mine right. Typically we call these “do-likes”, as in do it like this. When I sew I’ll compare my other’s work to see how they solved certian issues. I can see how in “do-likes” in photography could be useful in order to learn technique. But I agree with you. Ultimately you should move beyond this and create something new and different than others have done. If everybody gets used to plagiarizing those before them who will be the innovators creating new techniques?

]]> http://www.dakwegmo.com/plagiarism-shot#comment-212 Victoria Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:16:22 +0000 http://www.dakwegmo.com/?p=151#comment-212 You should have handed him one of your calendars. :grin: You should have handed him one of your calendars.

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