Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p A lay scholar is a person who acts as a scholar but without the training or degree that normally goes with it. This can include such people as jailhouse lawyers and some Wikipedians, who offer their knowledge to others in a forum in which it is generally understood by the recipients that the principle of caveat emptor applies. Such customers may rely on the expertise of lay scholars because it is less expensive or the only alternative available.. }
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- Lay_scholar comment "A lay scholar is a person who acts as a scholar but without the training or degree that normally goes with it. This can include such people as jailhouse lawyers and some Wikipedians, who offer their knowledge to others in a forum in which it is generally understood by the recipients that the principle of caveat emptor applies. Such customers may rely on the expertise of lay scholars because it is less expensive or the only alternative available.".