should I copy the info from a website or should I type the whole thing if I copy It I will be cheating ?
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Copying information from websites is called plagiarism, and some schools have software which can tell if you have tried to pass someone else's work off as your own.
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http://www.google.com/help/cheatsheet.html
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don't do it. that IS plagiarism. it is a serious thing. this guy i know used to go to my college. he was smart, well loved and respected. he was a very important person in our community. he was accused of plagiarism and kicked out without a hearing. if you are not a good writer you should take this opportunity to practice so you don't get screwed later on.
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I think you should ask, rebember that when you ask you should keep a copy of the form that you asked because they provably take years to answer you (if they finally do answer you). \n\nDon´t forget to start first making the site and at the same time asking, because as I said if you are a practical person, just do the site and do not ask anyone\n\nhttp://www.website-solutions.org
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Why not just reformat it, and take it outside and beat it with a sledgehammer? (make sure to wear eye protection and gloves!)\n\nReformating it alone will not entirely remove the information! If someone still wanted to get to your info after that, it's possible, so reformat for good measure and physically destroy it on your own!\n\nEdit: You're not going to get anyone to help you if you're being rude to those who are already trying to - if you know so much already, why are you asking for help? We're trying to tell you how to do it completely without paying someone, which I think is better advice than shelling out cash for something you can do yourself.
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The fastest way would be to plagiarize, not very honorable tho
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Yes I think it's easier to remember than having a whole load of different ones. You just have to be careful not to let anyone know it and where you type it in. If you would rather use a variety of different passwords most browser will remember them for you but this is only good if you use the same computer every time.\n\nHope this Helps!
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usually not.\nit is better to USE what you learn - and analyse it and if taking notes, paraphrase them, rather than copying.\nour brains are better able to keep things long term if you learn ACTIVELY rather than passively trying to learn by rote
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You can take the time to write it yourself.  You can't buy someone else's work and turn it in as your own.  Not only are you not learning anything, you are guilty of plagarism - academic fraud.
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No. Cite your sources so you know the info comes from a reliable source
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they could get in very serious trouble for reading it and printing it youshould change your pass word and info and if anyone asks tell them its fake. You should also be careful about it next time never let anyone have your info and dont  get on encrypted pages that anyone can acess through hacking also you might try to talk to a Yahoo! support personel or something
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would you show the content of the emails to your mate? if your answer is no then it is cheating
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there is ALWAYS a way. it just depends how imaginative the person trying to copy it is.\n\nyou can add javascript code(s) to disable a bunch of things like right clicks, or mess up the ability to highlight something by making the left click action do something weird. but at the end of they day they could probably just get it from inside the page itself using:\nview > source\n\nyou can make it harder to stop casual copying of your text, but nothing you try will make much difference to anyone that knows computer stuff quite well.\n\nto refer to an earlier point i made, i run mozilla firefox with all javascript disabled so any page with code to stop me doing stuff within the page would be ignored by my computer lol
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it depends what you are trying to do exactly\nif you have data from a DB that you are displaying you can write VB script into the page, to direct the information to the where ever you need it to go.\n\nbut if you have a website that you are visiting, and you want to basically take information from them because thay are a newsite, or they have information that changes periodically, it would be best if you learned a different language. such as PERL, and then you can GREP the information from that site. but this can lead to errors. if you are more specific with what you are trying to do in your question then the answer can be easier to find. always have some type of example.
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Yes. Try www.plagiarism.com
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PLAGIARISM.\nDon't do it.
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You should always validate any information you find on the internet with multiple sources. In general, Wiki seems to be a fairly reliable source for information.