It's one thing for people to cook up awful ways to make money ("let's write papers for students so they don't have to do it themselves!"), but another thing when they go one step further: Post nonsense comments on my (and other profs') blogs to create links to their websites. So I won't post a link to the latest web criminal ("Rapid Writers") but let's at least be aware that these folks are not only promoting academic dishonesty but also violating the unwritten ethical rules of the web (they're not nice people).
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April 18, 2012
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