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This piece responds to the articles of Castor, Hovland, Halvorson, and Pérez in this issue. It notes their moments of resonance and disagreement, and it ultimately concludes that the reason why we can have no consistent and thoroughgoing ethics of citation is because it is a practice that is embedded in an academic ecosystem with unequal foundations.
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