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How to Cheat on the Internet
Or more optimistically, how to find models for writing
The following sites could be used as resources or invite plagiarism.
- In order to use The Cheater, registration (free) is required: http://www.cheater.com/
- Almost self-explanatory: http://www.schoolsucks.com/
John Robin ALLEN, French, Spanish, and Italian, Saint John’s College, University of Manitoba, Allen [at] cc.umanitoba.ca, spent some time recently doing useful research into sites of the above nature, which he reported to the CALICO-L list in 2000 or before. Rather than do my own research, I copied the results of his survey below (in Sept 2007 John Robin came upon this page and wrote me, saying "Thanks to you, the article [which he apparently meant to publish but never did] has a much wider circulation than anything I have done with the material.")
- "The Evil House of Cheat", http://www.cheathouse.com/, brags that "more than 11,749 students" have used it.
- The home page of "A-1 term papers" http://www.a1-termpaper.com/ provides numerous other links to get papers in several subjects.
- http://www.cheathouse.com/topten.shtml provides students with several methods of cheating on exams.
- In a more humorous vein, www.jaberwocky.com is devoted to making fun of cheating. Its site http://www.jaberwocky.com/cheat/gotcha.html lists a few good stories about how professors caught students cheating.
- The ACI Thesis and dissertation solutions page, http://www.aci-plus.com/ takes pride in the fact that a Harvard graduate runs it and announces that it is seeking to hire "researchers."
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