In search of abusers // Weekly Report 196 // 21-09-2025
Plagiarism, duplicate content, copyright infringement, and spam are some of the abuses we must detect and report. These significantly harm the platform's reputation and the sustainability of the reward system.
The Steem Watcher team is aware of the effort involved in reviewing content and is therefore actively supporting the detection of abuse.
Below I share the cases that were detected and validated as abuse, most of the accounts are related to a farming community.
| No. | Post Link | Source | Abuser ID | Abuse Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Link | Link | @lidako | Reward Farming |
| 2 | Link | Link | @lidako | Reward Farming |
| 3 | Link | Link | @karef | Reward Farming |
| 4 | Link | Link | @jixak | Reward Farming |
| 5 | Link | Link | @shenali | Reward Farming |
| 6 | Link | Link | @rakeva | Reward Farming |
(*) Reported for the first time.
Each content goes through a variety of tools that serve to verify the authenticity of the content of each publication.
Search Tools.
| Plagiarism Detectors | AI Content Detectors |
|---|---|
| quetext | openai |
| etxt.biz | zerogpt |
| plagiarismchecker | gptzero |
| plagiarismdetector | contentatscale |
| check-plagiarism | Paraphrasingtool |
| prepostseo | Crossplag |
| smallseotools |
To conclude my report, it is necessary to point out that in each case identified, I leave in the comment a link to the @abuse-watcher publication where some information and advice on plagiarism and abuse is shared.