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Originally Posted by InRealLife45
But again, it stopped being about the grade when he said something was wrong with my paper and refused to explain what that was. All I wanted was an explanation, the grade at that point had already been submitted and posted so it wasnt about that.
I wanted to know why he felt the need to be lenient in grading my paper, like I should be grateful he didn't deduct more than 20 points.
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I'm obviously not the professor, but I'd wage a bet that his statement about having been "lenient" about any "issues" (that you describe as him having said something is "wrong" with your paper - which he did not say) - anyway, I'd guess that it is something like sentence structure, grammar, spelling, citation format, or some other minor "technical" errors. It seems like an awful lot of energy to spend on an A- vs A, that has escalated to the point that you called a professor an a-hole to academic staff and got yourself in a disciplinary thing, and might face uncomfortable consequences for a long time. Energy that would be better spent developing coping skills to better manage real or perceived unfairness.