Abuse is considered an unwelcome action on Steemit, much less on Steemit, since it is a platform that generates rewards for the content that is shared, therefore, it is necessary to review each content and identify the abusers and report each case of abuse, whether plagiarism, content repetitions or copyright violation.

In relation to the above, the Steem Watcher team remains active to contribute efforts in the construction of a robust platform with an excellent reputation, where the content policy is respected.

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As a detective I have been reviewing a set of publications, most of them comply with the content protocol, however, we should not omit the cases of abuse that were identified, as they may affect the reputation of the platform.

Below I share with you the cases that were detected.

No.	Post Link	Source	Abuser ID	Abuse Type
1	Link	Link	@rando7	Spamming / Reward Farming
2	Link	Link	@abrarmuda	Spamming / Reward Farming
3	Link	Link	@yana-umi	Spamming / Reward Farming
4	Link	Link	@muzani	Spamming / Reward Farming
5	Link	Link	@jhon-las	Spamming / Reward Farming
6	Link	Link	@faizankhan1	Plagiarism Content

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.

I appreciate the confidence of the Steem-watcher team, we are at your service.