Heli needs creative help!! - Page 2

Pudding · 16 Mar 2004, 21:50

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Originally Posted by Rob The Badger

If it's irrelevent to the grade I don't see the problem.

But you didn't know it was irrelevant until after you started your menopausal rant.

And personally I think anyone who thinks sitting in front of a computer and posting on a message board is "living a little" needs to go out and "get a life".

Spud

Rob The Badger · 16 Mar 2004, 22:37

I stopped reading after you used the word 'menopausal' in reference to a 16 year old boy. . .

KebLou · 16 Mar 2004, 22:43

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Originally Posted by Sheriff Spud

No doubt I'm going to get shot down for this but anyone who averages 15.63 posts per day on this firum alone doesn't really have an excuse of not having enough time!.

Also outside influence and work for any GCSE project isn't allowed, I know because I was in the first year to do them.

Sheriff Spud

sorry spud but your wrong you can have help so long as you admit to having it, on our spanish one we got loads of help on. So heli might need to hand it what ever some one sends her. So Heli change it a bit.

Chris · 16 Mar 2004, 23:11

You are allowed help on GCSE coursework

However

There is a major difference between having help from someone and having someone do the work for you.

Getting someone to do the work and just changing sections of it is a blatant example of plagarism and, when i did my GCSE's, was an automatic fail.

If you get into the habit now of asking people to do work for you, when your workload increases, be it in further education or the workplace, you will find it very hard to do things off your own bat without other people helping. Trust me, I have been there. Habits like that nearly cost me my degree. So as previous replies have said, it is all about prioritising.

black dog · 16 Mar 2004, 23:18

Sheriff Spud had a valid point to make which other people have agreed with so why is everyone having a go at him about it. Surely we are all entitled to our own point of view.

Pudding · 16 Mar 2004, 23:25

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Originally Posted by black dog

Sheriff Spud had a valid point to make which other people have agreed with so why is everyone having a go at him about it. Surely we are all entitled to our own point of view.

Cheers!

That's it, I'm done with this thread.

Spud

Rob The Badger · 16 Mar 2004, 23:36

I'm too happy with my cool sig to moan at people anymore. . .

black dog · 16 Mar 2004, 23:43

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Originally Posted by Rob The Badger

I'm too happy with my cool sig to moan at people anymore. . .

Love the new sig Rob. It takes me back a few years

Rob The Badger · 16 Mar 2004, 23:55

Cheers B_D. Video game nostalgia, who'dathunkit?

**The Flying Mouse** · 17 Mar 2004, 04:24

OK, Heli posted an appeal for help with schoolwork.A little strange I thought, but certainly not agaist forum rules.

There are people who are happy to help someone with corsework.Others think it is wrong.Both opinions are valid, in so far it is what the poster themselves believe.

Personally I would not like to operated on one day by a surgeon who got a friend to virtually disect his frogs on the net for him while he was at school

.But this was hardly surgery

.

I don't know the rules concerning GCSE corsework, so I have no informed opinion, but if I did have an opinion, it would matter very little to anyone accept ME.The only time my personal opinion has any bearing whatsoever on anyone else is when I have to moderate (i.e. now).

It isn't opinions I have a problem with in this thread, rather the fact that people are unable to accept another opinion without bitching about it.I don't even object to debateing opinions (which is basically a waste of time, seeing the possibility of changing another persons ethics are very slim to say the least, but what the hell, it's something to do

).What I do have a problem with is, is comments like....

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Unhelpful pretentious tw@t

and accusing people of a....

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Menopausal rant

This just isn't showing other forum users the respect they are due here.

Yes, have your opinions.

Yes, feel free to have your say.

Yes, debate ideas (even though the chance of changing another persons opinions is small).

BUT.If you can't do that without becoming agresive, and posting insults, don't bother posting.

16 Mar 2004, 22:37	#27
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	I stopped reading after you used the word 'menopausal' in reference to a 16 year old boy. . .

16 Mar 2004, 23:11	#29
Chris Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Somewhere in the real world. Posts: 7,527	You are allowed help on GCSE coursework However There is a major difference between having help from someone and having someone do the work for you. Getting someone to do the work and just changing sections of it is a blatant example of plagarism and, when i did my GCSE's, was an automatic fail. If you get into the habit now of asking people to do work for you, when your workload increases, be it in further education or the workplace, you will find it very hard to do things off your own bat without other people helping. Trust me, I have been there. Habits like that nearly cost me my degree. So as previous replies have said, it is all about prioritising.

16 Mar 2004, 23:18	#30
black dog Mega Loafer Join Date: 21.11.2003 Location: Cornwall Posts: 1,667	Sheriff Spud had a valid point to make which other people have agreed with so why is everyone having a go at him about it. Surely we are all entitled to our own point of view.

16 Mar 2004, 23:36	#32
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	I'm too happy with my cool sig to moan at people anymore. . .

16 Mar 2004, 23:55	#34
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	Cheers B_D. Video game nostalgia, who'dathunkit?