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What to do: write in one's own words
What not to do: copy/paste/modify someone else's words
exceptions
When is a journal serious?
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What to do: write in one's own words
WikipediaEn:Scientific_writing
A&A:
https://www.aanda.org/author-information
https://www.aanda.org/author-information/language-editing/1-introduction
...
https://www.aanda.org/author-information/language-editing/7-clarity-and-precision
What not to do: copy/paste/modify someone else's words
Oxford definition:
https://www.ox.ac.uk/students/academic/guidance/skills/plagiarism
exceptions
Copying without quotes (attribution still required) is sometimes acceptable:
free-licensed material:
CC-BY
,
CC-BY-SA
, other CC licences, GPL, ...
PL: Polish equivalent of "public domain":
WikipediaPl:Domena_publiczna#Domena_publiczna_w_Polsce
When is a journal serious?
Check with your supervisor/colleagues for the journal's reputation
Check archival lists of
predatory journals
at
WikipediaEn:Predatory_open_access_publishing#External_links
- but after 2017 these might not be frequently updated - read the full Wikipedia article
Experiments showing low (nonsensical) journal standards:
WikipediaEn:List_of_scholarly_publishing_stings
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