Hello everyone

I hope all of you are fine and good. As all of you know that i have completed my achievement 1 and achievement 2 now I'm here to make achievement 3 which is about Plagiarism.

Source

Plagiarism

• Plagiarism is the practice of transferring one's writings, thoughts, or ideas and making them one's own.

• Many students now practice stealing because they do not read or read books, but sit down with their friends and write them lines so that they can get ideas from their friends.

CITATION

If you look at what you have in life, you'll always have more. If you look at what you don't have in life, you'll never have enough. -Oprah Winfrey

Types of Plagiarism

Patchwork plagiarism

Patchwork plagiarism is a form of theft, that is, stealing someone else's work without using different words, especially for clarity. This is often difficult to identify because the stolen material involves a variety of ideas and concepts, including the author's own ideas and opinions.

Such thefts can be carried out from one or more sources. The author can try to change the syntax or use synonyms to make it look primitive. However, the idea of ​​taking another piece is still stolen, even if the word changes slightly and is involved with the original idea.

PARAPHRASING PLAGIARISM

Paraphrasing or incremental plagiarism is the most common type of theft. Contains an intimate description of the previous tile-stealing style. However, the difference is that the copied work does not include new ideas or jobs. When you paraphrase, the main idea remains the same throughout the new text.

COMPLETE PLAGIARISM

Complete plagiarism occurs primarily in academic writing, not other types of online writing. This type of plagiarism refers to the fact that all the thoughts or ideas of a person are written in a system, a book or any other writing material, without any changes.

Full theft involves transferring all written content in exactly the same way. Only the name of the author can be changed.

Self-plagiarism

Self-plagiarism is similarly involved in the copying of the articles themselves. Victims of self-plagiarism are reading or filling in their own work rather than writing new ideas or concepts on the same topic.

Many people think that self-confidence is not a hoax because you are not copying other people's ideas. However, self-agreement can be just as damaging as any other theft.

For example, if you are writing a web page and it is found to have been stolen, Google may restrict you from writing the same content.

Accidental plagiarism

In most cases, stealing is not an intentional act. However, if someone steals someone else's work without listing the source and misquotes key points, it can also be called plagiarism. Just because an oversight or incorrect quote is accidental does not mean there was no theft. It is always good to consult any article, if in doubt, please give your points.

SOURCE-BASED PLAGIARISM

The source is the source of the instruction. For example, a person may have two sources of information, but when the author uses one source, it is called source-based theft.

The worst theft is when the fountain is invented or built. Creating communicative knowledge about research results or statistics would be confusing and not very good in terms of medical content.

Direct Plagiarism

Also known as direct Plagiarism, copy paste theft. Apparently, the direct theft is intentional. Direct theft occurs when authors steal the same work without citing a text and paste it into a new composition, and then try to disguise the content as their own. One or two words may vary, but there are many direct thefts that can be treated as paraphrases.
Direct robbery is an obvious form of robbery. These words were stolen entirely, without text citations.

PLAGIARISM IN STEEMIT

Steemit is a type of social network that provides Steemians with steem based on the value of information and knowledge associated with a blog or written post.
As with social media, hacking can occur, which is why this medium has access to removal tools and access to media hacking.

How to avoid plagiarism in STEEMIT

Avoid Plagiarism and pasting precise quotes into your own writing. Stop citing words correctly, start writing from your own idea, no theft

Always use quotation marks ("") to indicate that this unique word or text is derived from someone else's idea, not yours

Creating your own ideas is very important. When using someone's ideas or language, always cite their source and always remember to add quotes

This is not good because it is a form of theft

The reason for the plagiarism

• People may not be able to quote other people's ideas and correctly write the source of those ideas in their text.
• You can make many mistakes while learning to apply other people's words or ideas in your own work, because mistakes are a required part of learning.
• They don't understand how to carefully construct notes during the research process.
• People of different cultures are not aware of the practice of "administrative attribution and plagiarism" in American colleges and universities.
• People may fear failure or risk using their own ideas in their own work.
• Most people may lack time management skills, or they may not have a good plan for the time and energy required to write an investigation and have no choice but to steal.
• Sometimes teams and companies may not report theft or appropriate punishment.

Special mention

@hassanabid
@amjadsharif
@vvarishayy
@haidermehdi
@ngeoyni

Regards

@faheembhatti