yes! that's why the newsletter is called [SIC] (from the latin, 'as it was written') - all the links are lifted from direct or corollary sources - I sometimes add linking language to associate the points, but otherwise they are as I find them. Morning Brew linked to NYPost, and I copied that bullet (including the Morning Brew tracking link) directly. I did miss citing Morning Brew in my corollary sources list, tho - so I have now corrected that.
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You plagiarized that Costco blurb word for word from Morning Brew.
yes! that's why the newsletter is called [SIC] (from the latin, 'as it was written') - all the links are lifted from direct or corollary sources - I sometimes add linking language to associate the points, but otherwise they are as I find them. Morning Brew linked to NYPost, and I copied that bullet (including the Morning Brew tracking link) directly. I did miss citing Morning Brew in my corollary sources list, tho - so I have now corrected that.