[ SECRET POST #2893 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2893 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fanartists, at least, are attention whores when they do this IMO

[(Anonymous)]

It's kind of interesting that you would say this considering you work in science. From what I know from writing papers and talking to professors who publish their work, regardless of how you may personally feel toward your work and getting recognition, the act of writing an article demands that you source all of the work from which you have based your hypothesis on. I highly doubt that your original question came from thin air. And people will have to credit your article in turn when they cite your work for future studies, so it's a little ironic that you would use your scientific background to compare to the entertainment industry. Crediting work is an imperative part of publishing your findings.