A citation to some authority where it is clear the author has either not read, or fails to comprehend on a basic level, the cited authority.
Jeff regularly cites to articles that directly contradict his premise. One could say his blind cite is 20/20.
by Sassafrass Grove November 8, 2017
The practice of citing to authorities that are either irrelevant or which do not support the proposition for which they are being cited. See also blind cite.
by Sassafrass Grove November 9, 2017
Being subjected to numerous irrelevant cites or cites which are contrary to the point for which they are being cited. See also blind cite, blind citing.
In our discussion, Jeff sounded like he knew what he was talking about. However, when I checked his sources, I realized I'd been blind cited.
by Sassafrass Grove November 9, 2017