Article Marketing and Copyright Infringement

This is what I'm getting at. I don't mean direct quotes, I mean synthetic articles in summary form e.g. I mention a concept, expand on it and create a proactive list of for the user to complete. Because my field will have too many references for all my articles, will I be able to get away with just listing them all on one page? Saying 'all my articles are based on research and opinions found in Magazine A, Video B, Audio Interview C, University Degree, etc' ?

I studied Communication in the University and my lecturers always
had trouble with us for writing without referencing (quoting) others,
especially others who know MORE than us, in the particular subject matter.
One of them always used to ask us "Who are you and what do you know,
to write a piece without referencing real experts who know more than
you? "

In mostly professional articles, referencing others is also very important.
It's not copyright infringement or plagiarism when you write an article
and include important quotes or examples from other experts. It's not
even necessary to ask for permissions, unless you want to include a
large chunk of material from the original source(s). Instead, what is
copyright infringement or plagiarism is when you quote or give examples
without acknowledging that the quotes or examples are NOT yours.

For example... if you are writing about article spinning and you want
to include important quotes or examples from experts on the subject,
your article can go along these lines...

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Article spinning now seems to be the solution to Google's dreaded
duplicate content filter, especially when it's done right. The concept
of "right" article spinning was created by Kingsley in his wildly popular
"Article Spinning Secrets" course. In his own words, "Doing article
spinning the "right" way produces high quality articles that not only
appeal to the search engines because of their uniqueness but also to
humans, because of their high quality and readability".

One of the examples of "right" article spinning that he included in his
course is what he calls "Creating Stand-alone Paragraphs". I have never
heard of this concept of article spinning. When I tried it out I was
amazed to discover that the spun articles were indeed high quality and
very unique. It's not really difficult to produce such spun articles.
It's as simple as .... (and so on and so forth - in your own words)
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As you can see, from this example, you are using quotes and examples
that are NOT originally yours, but because you referenced the original
sources, you are not infringing nor plagiarizing.

And about the AFFILIATE marketing aspect, with this particular example
I gave above, you can decide to link to the expert's material using your
affiliate links, no problem.

Hope this helps,


Kingsley

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No, what I'm actually saying is that I don't want to quote, because its irrelevant to the summary.