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eridani

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5. There is an ethical way to help people out for money
Sun Nov 25, 2012, 01:18 AM
Nov 2012

You can't charge as much, obviously, but I used to prepare outlines of papers and collect a set of references )annotated by me) for my clients to read. At $30 each, not particularly lucrative, even in the 60s. i think most people can write coherently once they get started, but for a majority it seems that starting is the sticking point. More than one client took off in a different direction from my outline based on a reference they found interesting. And no problem with a bunch of papers sounding alike turning up all over a small campus. There's a difference between being a chauffer and giving someone some spark plugs.

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I'm ashamed that I used to do that. Democracyinkind Nov 2012 #1
That was a very interesting article. madaboutharry Nov 2012 #2
I can spot a bought paper a mile away democrat in Tallahassee Nov 2012 #3
I'm sorry... savebigbird Nov 2012 #4
There is an ethical way to help people out for money eridani Nov 2012 #5
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