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For questions about depictions of data in a graphical form. Graphs, plots, diagrams, charts, screenshots, and other images used in scientific or technical writing or other nonfiction. For questions about drawings, paintings, photographs, and other art meant to illustrate writing, use [artwork] instead.
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Legality of screenshots from TV commercials
Fair Use Rule of Copyright
This sounds like fair use:
Quoting: "Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1986 (17 U.S. Code § 107) states that fair use of copyrighted material "for purposes such as critici …
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Scientific Reports - Significant Figures
+1 user37826, that is my answer. I understand you are showing the +/- in the superscript and subscript, respectively, but I don't like this format at all; for one it doesn't give the confidence level …
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