Regarding the need to indicate the author and date when reproducing others’ literature and materials

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As the title suggests, it seems that people have recently seen a certain academician fail to cite the sources of others’ work, which led to the original creator of that academic achievement reporting the academician. Although we can’t be that strict, if reproducing an entire article from someone else, it’s still necessary to indicate the source, the author, and the date of publication; of course, a more detailed description would be even better. Another important reason is that many users who repost the content fail to carefully check the format and fonts; in particular, some tables are missing in large numbers. Including detailed information would also help those who need it to find it elsewhere. Therefore, it is recommended to take this aspect into consideration when scoring.

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