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TABLE 7-32: THE ROLE OF CONTRIBUTOR TAXONOMIES IN CLARIFYING CONTRIBUTIONS

What it does What it does not do

Describes who conceived, designed, Decide by itself who qualifies as an
gathered, analyzed, and wrote. author.

Replace the responsibility of approving
Reduces ambiguity in multi-author teams.
the final version.

Makes hidden contributions visible. Justify listing a tool as a contributor.

Substitute for an early agreement inside
Helps in resolving disputes about credit.
the team.

✕ Common misconception Correction

Disclosure describes the use. It does not

repair a fabricated reference, an
Treating a disclosure statement as
unattributed idea, or a breach of
sufficient in itself.
confidentiality, and it does not move
responsibility away from the authors.

⚠ Warning: paraphrasing does not remove the need to cite
Rephrasing a source with AI does not remove the obligation to cite. Ideas, data, and
inferences remain attributed to those who produced them even when the words change.

FIGURE 7-8: WHERE DISCLOSURE BECOMES NECESSARY
What to notice: Table 7-31 gives the form of words for each type of use. This figure shows
where the threshold lies, and what sits beyond it in the region no form of words can rescue.

Source: Prepared by the author.

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