Is it better to give a wikipedia (or other source)link, or type (copy) the info on your AB answer with proper credit, of course.
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Actually, I will say "from: <link>" and copy-and-paste the paragraph or two with the info in it in quotes underneath... So Option 2 for me, at least MOST of the time. ;-)
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It would be better to give a link, because in most Wiki articles there are links for extended information if you're interested. It's a lot more convenient for the person who wants to see or learn more.
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If it is a short reply I will type it and put the source. If it is a long article I will make a very short precis and then add the link
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Yes, it is always better. It increases the credibility of your answer :)
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Many times, I will copy, paste and edit the source information, so that my answer is brief, but a legitimate answer, and then I'll link it to the extra info, in case the asker desires more information.
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