I don't have a link to a video of that presentation. What now?! If only I could cite a presentation without having the video. Oh wait, that's right, I can.
There is no obligation to provide video for a presentation. If there was no presentation given before video cameras were invented could be cited. MLA is one of the definitive authorities on citing sources and they permit presentations to be cited without video. Why should I trust some random internet poster over the MLA? Are you an authority on citing sources now? Or are you just pretending to be an expert?
If you don't have the video then we don't know what he said then. I guess there goes your claim...out the window...just like that.
I was actually at the presentation and Loren Miller never said what you claimed he said.
MLA is one of the definitive authorities on citing sources and they permit presentations to be cited without video. Why should I trust some random internet poster over the MLA? Are you an authority on citing sources now? Or are you just pretending to be an expert?
No one is stopping you from formatting in MLA style dummy. You'd just be citing things out of context...in MLA format...lol. Let me give you an example...here I can be seen citing SDN forum using MLA:
Lnsean. “oregon BOP's take on the DEA forwarding issue.” Student Doctor Network, 20 Feb 2018. Oregon BOP's take on the DEA forwarding issue.
Damn that looks legit af. the MLA allows this too...so I'll just put all my posts in MLA format and be right all the time then.
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