18-04-2017, 02:43 PM
I think I've argued much the same in the past.
There's no point getting hung up on "who said what" when in general discussion, unless it brings something to the argument. If you're not sure, say so or side step the whole thorny issue.
Of course, if you're writing formally, or basing your statement upon a previous argument, then yes you have to make it clear.
There's no point getting hung up on "who said what" when in general discussion, unless it brings something to the argument. If you're not sure, say so or side step the whole thorny issue.
Of course, if you're writing formally, or basing your statement upon a previous argument, then yes you have to make it clear.

