Plagiarism
I read a module for my school about plagiarism and was forced to take a test at the end. It took over an hour and I really felt like I wasted an hour of my day that I will never get back.
A friend of mine came up with a motto that sums up plagiarism. It’s short, sweet, and effective. It tells me more about plagiarism than that hour long e-course.
DFCS - “Don’t Fuckin’ Copy Shit "
Enough said.
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