#sinotto

[raphnix]

Winning Answer of Janine Tugunon, Sinotto

[tamblahg]

hindi ka nga nawalan. hindi ka rin naman nagkaroon. edi wala rin.

-b

[pinkeubunny-blog]

Sinotto

"I assure you that this speech is 100% original and I did not copy or translate anything from anyone."

--Our Corps Commander

LOL. Heard that, Sotto?

[kijie]

In Nations Hype for Psy's - Oppa Gangnam Style, here is a Parody entitled Kopya Gaya Style by Kamote Club, for Studio 23's show Gag U!

[kemoy-theotherside]

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGI ni SOTTO -_-

[j-n00pe]

CYBERCRIME LAW.

FUCK YOU SENATOR TITO SOTTO AND TO YOUR CYBERCRIME LAW THING.

COME ON!

[ihavesamayelissues]

It troubles me that the copy paste method is now catching up on our generation in a negative way. It used to be a tool meant to assist us in our research or in the case of our parents in their work.

Now copy paste just made people stop thinking, made people stop using their brain.

We all know on the new term "Sinotto" used by netizens to expose Sen. Sotto's practice of copy pasting portions of other people's work and using them for his privilege speeches. And the now famous translated speech originally delivered by Sen. Robert Kennedy. This speech was translated into Filipino and the good Senator said "ayan tinagalog ko na" was that an excuse and escape from the copy paste and plagiarism issue, I do not think so.

Locally I know of this girl,she made a twitter account, which is no crime at all. I visited her twitter account upon her invites to follow her. Disappointed is nowhere near what I felt upon reading her tweets. I know her to be smart and witty.

tweets like these were so sad to read on her account.

1.I wish my phone never ran out of battery and my fridge never ran out of food.

2.That mini heart attack you get when you're half asleep and you suddenly feel like you're falling.

3.Real friends don't get offended when you insult them.. They smile and call you something even more offensive.

The tweets Per se were actually funny and not even offensive , it was how they were copy pasted that made me sad. There is an RT option, or quote option if you are on mobile. How many times have we read those tweets on Quote Accounts and Like pages on FB.? Have we reached the point that people just stopped thinking?

One a Senator another a student, the practice is lashing back at us

To top it all, they would even say "Copy + Paste = Pass" 

[e-pal-blog]

It’s time to stop plagiarizing the past.

Conrado de Quiros