Always Make Reference To Someone Else's Info!

My nephew, EJ, scores again. I sent out a Blog yesterday and forgot to reference where I got my information from. I meant to reference it at the end and it was sent out by mistake without it. Please forgive my error. Anyway the information was on When to send a re'sume' and the 2 basic approaches. The info on this was taken from a softback book called; How To say It: Choice words, Phrases, Sentences & Paragraphs for Every Situation. By Rosalee Maggio.

So, this is a reminder to make sure you have all your information on your Blog before you hit publish post. Once that is sent it's really too late. Especially if you have people you are sending it too. You must also reference any web sites you use for information. If the person says they won't allow you to use their information from a web site, advertisement, or an Internet article, they shouldn't be putting it on the Internet.

Bobo and Izzy say, "just for fun, please let us know how many of you agree with the last sentence above? We think most people know if they are going to be using the Internet to get information out to others. Izzy don't you think they should know it's going to be used over and over? You'd think so, especially if it's something interesting. We would like to comment about Rosalee Maggio's book. Our mom has a plug for Rosalee, to check out her book on Amazon. Mom said we should let you know, if you want to order it, you can go to her web page and click on: http://www.mywebcashstore.com/armstrong3255. Amazon will save you money if you haven't used the site before. It does help give us a few extra bones and toy items. Oooohhhhh, for shame our mom, is using us dogs, to make a few extra cents. Ha! Anyway, you can shop anyway you want to, but you can't blame her for trying. Hee... Hee..Right Izzy? Right, Bobo."

Back to remembering to reference what you use of other people's articles etc. I hope you will be sensitive to other people's information. Adding or removing words can change the meaning of what has been written as well. Be careful of that, and make sure the meaning is the same. It would be better for you to use your own words in that scenario. So, always make reference to someone else's info you use. It shows respect, and you don't want any civil issues either. Thanks EJ for letting me know, you are a life saver. If you are looking to buy or sell, Remember It's EZ with the Eidson Team! http://www.homesrez4u.com/.