Procrastination is the unnecessary and voluntary delay or postponement of something, knowing that doing so will have negative consequences. The term is derived from the Latin word procrastinatus, which comes from the prefixes pro-, meaning "proceed" and cristinus, meaning "tomorrow".
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Procrastination is the action of unnecessarily and voluntarily delaying or postponing something despite knowing that there will be negative consequences for doing so. The word has origin from the Latin procrastinatus, which itself evolved from the prefix pro-, meaning "forward," and crastinus, meaning "of tomorrow."
Thanks for the notification, SC01. This user has been linked with some irregularities on the platform earlier and I was looking forward to catching him again. I was unable to run a plagiarism check for the article earlier as such I skipped it during personal curation yesterday. Thanks once again, the necessary action would be taken on it.
Thank you boss for spotting this, we will look into this case and many more and ensure we bring all those associated with this act to book. The team will put in more effort to this regards.
Thanks a lot SC01. I am glad that you have an eagle eye too. We are seriously fighting this urgly treat and as a team, we have marked some users. This is one of them. Little by little, we will gradually fish them out and completely deal with them all. We appreciate your notification and we will act decisively.
Thank you SC01 for the prompt eagle eye. The community in its place has also put in place a mechanism to detect and mute all users found cutting corners here. We won't condone any form of misgivings and hence would act accordingly to this threat to our beloved community.
Hello, @cryptoloover. It takes you nothing to describe procrastination in your own words, unfortunately, you have chosen to plagiarize from Wikipedia.
Plagiarism on Steemit dents the Proof of Brain (PoB) as such there is zero tolerance for such actions. Let's see some of your plagiarism actions below.
Hey Steem4Nigeria Team,
This looks like a clear and obvious case of plagiarism from here...
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Thanks for the notification, SC01. This user has been linked with some irregularities on the platform earlier and I was looking forward to catching him again. I was unable to run a plagiarism check for the article earlier as such I skipped it during personal curation yesterday. Thanks once again, the necessary action would be taken on it.
I really appreciate your notification SC01, I'm working in the community right now and I'll do the needful.
Thank you boss for spotting this, we will look into this case and many more and ensure we bring all those associated with this act to book. The team will put in more effort to this regards.
Thanks a lot SC01. I am glad that you have an eagle eye too. We are seriously fighting this urgly treat and as a team, we have marked some users. This is one of them. Little by little, we will gradually fish them out and completely deal with them all. We appreciate your notification and we will act decisively.
Thank you SC01 for the prompt eagle eye. The community in its place has also put in place a mechanism to detect and mute all users found cutting corners here. We won't condone any form of misgivings and hence would act accordingly to this threat to our beloved community.
Many thanks
Sorry Sir and the whole team for this inconvenience. I assure you that I will never repeat this type of act again.
Sorry again.
Hello, @cryptoloover. It takes you nothing to describe procrastination in your own words, unfortunately, you have chosen to plagiarize from Wikipedia.
Plagiarism on Steemit dents the Proof of Brain (PoB) as such there is zero tolerance for such actions. Let's see some of your plagiarism actions below.
Source Link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procrastination.
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