As steemcurator01 mentions, the community of the month applications are a good place to look. If you find plagiarised content, inform the admins and moderators and if they don't take action, then the Steemit Team will look upon their applications less favourably. You've probably seen this post which is aimed at the community leaders to put more of an onus on them to catch and deal with plagiarists. Please share this with community leaders when you find plagiarised content.

I don't believe that the daily plagiarism reports are the best use of time as it will be an endless, demoralising task of highlighting abusers on the platform. These users often use upvoting services or are using high powered accounts for farming. A well known account with over 1,000,000 Steem Power is farming quite heavily and there's no hope of getting that kind of delegation. - You'll also have seen the consequences of abusing the role of community leader...

If community leaders Label plagiarists (as my post suggests) and mute repeat offenders, then in time, they'll have nowhere to go and at least we'll know some communities are plagiarism free (meaning that the curators and booming know they can upvote content with confidence).

I think we need to move away from individual reports asking @endingplagiarism or @endplagiarism04 or any of the rest of the team to take action across the entire Steemit platform. Instead, the community leaders should be being tagged and failure to act should result in a loss of support.

This is my recommendation - you know where to find me if you want to run anything past me 👍