Why do netizens say this is because a person sent his paper to his tutor, but he didn't expect the tutor to find his paper in spam. It seems that the mailbox also knows that the paper written by this student is rubbish and of low level, so it is automatically classified as rubbish. This is also why netizens will say that even the mailbox knows the level of my thesis.

I believe everyone who writes a thesis knows, or those who have just come into contact with writing a thesis know, that writing a thesis is a very difficult thing. Sometimes you write a paper, but you know it is badly written. You know this paper is not a good one.

Why is this happening? It is because writing an article is a very difficult thing. Writing an article well requires long-term training, and academic articles themselves also emphasize academic nature. Therefore, for a student, it is not so easy to write a good article and finish it at the same time. Therefore, many students feel that their papers are relatively low-level and rubbish.

After we finish writing an article, we will immediately send it to the tutor for revision. Because the tutor usually writes more articles, he can give you suggestions for revision, so we usually contact the tutor by email and send our paper to the tutor, hoping that the tutor can guide you after reading it.

The student also sent his paper to his tutor. Unexpectedly, the tutor didn't receive his paper, but found it in junk mail. Why does the mailbox automatically classify his paper as garbage? It may be because students are not teachers' email friends, so the email may be considered as spam when judging.

It is not because the academic level of the paper written by this student is too low or the writing style is too rubbish, but because this student knows that his paper level is not good, he initiated such ridicule, which aroused the resonance of many netizens. After all, many netizens also have difficulties in writing papers. I also think the paper is not well written, and I want to improve it, but there is no way.

Actually, I don't think it's that difficult to improve my writing. The first thing I want to do is to read more articles and how others write them, and then look for experience from articles written by others. Secondly, I must ensure that my article is academic. The academic thing is that some problems can be solved after the article comes out. I think the article is worthless if it doesn't solve any problems after writing.