= Jennifer =
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does our headings count in the word count? 
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Jonathan A
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= Jennifer = said:does our headings count in the word count?
Yes...
How annoying is that word limit?
= Jennifer =
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Jonathan A said:
i know, i know what i want to say it is the fact that i do not know how to put it very concisely that is why i am only on my second page after 2 days of solid work on this assessment
santaslayer
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Are you serious?....LoLzJonathan A said:
thats screwed...
= Jennifer =
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yer i know and it even includes footnotes!!!santaslayer said:Are you serious?....LoLz
thats screwed...
i am already over 700 words and i havent finished the first person yet
Jonathan A
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= Jennifer = said:yer i know and it even includes footnotes!!!
i am already over 700 words and i havent finished the first person yet
That's annoying. One of my footnotes is about 30 words long, because I am using the traditional preferred Oxford method which means if we cite a case, we need to also cite where we found the case (e.g. Luntz & Hambly).
Jonathan A
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santaslayer said:Are you serious?....LoLz
thats screwed...
It probably would, the word count includes almost everything and gathering that the criteria also assesses the use of headings, I would assume that headings were included (not that it would endanger the word limit, but still contribute in a nasty way).
I've barely done any of the torts and I'm almost, if not already, over! It's like all those little words in the headings and footnotes - which has like no impact on my argument - are all helping to push me ova!
I'm such a wordy person - like when I explain, I EXPLAIN!! Eeeek....
DEATH BY WORD LIMIT!
I'm such a wordy person - like when I explain, I EXPLAIN!! Eeeek....
DEATH BY WORD LIMIT!
= Jennifer =
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not to worry people i havent finished yet and already 500 words over
Jonathan A
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I haven't finished and I am almost over and plus I haven't thrown in my John Fleming commentaries
= Jennifer =
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i am winning 1000 words over and not finished
Jonathan A
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I am envious. Your assignment is probably jam-packed with good stuff.= Jennifer = said:i am winning 1000 words over and not finished
Haha - I feel like i'm doing this assignment in my own lil world though..haha..I have no idea if i'm approaching it right. I'm just going along..haha.. going drastically over the word limit as well!!
She'll either be like, "that's good" or "omg what has she done!"
It looks so easy when she does it in class.
I'm just going along..haha.. going drastically over the word limit as well!! She'll either be like, "that's good" or "omg what has she done!"
It looks so easy when she does it in class.
= Jennifer =
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Jonathan A said:
ahem...no mine is full of the art of bs
= Jennifer =
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oficially finished and only 1500words over cut out time
cut out timeJonathan A
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= Jennifer = said:oficially finished and only 1500words over
ENVIOUS!!!!!!
I feel I am only half way there and 100 words over the limit.
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LaraB
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same!!!! this is such a shitty assignment - it seemed so much more simple before you actually get started on itJonathan A said:
= Jennifer =
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what is there to be envious about? i have to cut it all out and how do i know if i have done it correctly
and how do i know if i have done it correctlyJonathan A
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= Jennifer = said:what is there to be envious about? i have to cut it all out
Yeah at least you have finished, now it's a matter of cutting down.
Jonathan A
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LaraB said:same!!!! this is such a shitty assignment - it seemed so much more simple before you actually get started on it
awwww
It is a horrable little thing. So that means dedicating about 300 words or so to each tort would probably be acceptable (sounds so small).