Hello Steemians,
See you again with me Riski and in this post I want to continue my duties as a newcomer to Steemit. Last week I completed Achievement 2 Task: Basic Security on Steem, so now I will continue to the next task, achievement 3 task: Content Etiquette. So for now I am focused on completing all achievements first in order to become Pro Newcommers. Let me just move on to the next task.

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What is Plagiarism?

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Plagiarism is someone stealing or taking someone else's word and pretending that it's all your own. Then you also take it deliberately without any effort to appreciate the work of the other person, as if it were the result of your own work.

So in Steemit it is strictly forbidden for Steemians to commit Plagiarism in small and large forms. It is better to be yourself and never commit plagiarism if you want to be a successful Steemian. I'll also explain some forms of plagiarism below.

Complete Plagiarism:

Complete Plagiarism is plagiarism that is done as a whole such as taking the entire content of someone else's post and then being used as your own and as if the post is 100% the result of our own work.

Direct plagiarism:

Direct plagiarism is plagiarism that is done very disrespectfully because they copy all the content of the paragraph belonging to others without appreciating their work by providing a source link or quote to the original post.

Plagiarism yourself:

Self-plagiarism is plagiarism that is done by intentionally copying the content of your work that has previously been shared for reuse to new posts and the content is almost all the same as the previous post.

Mosaic Plagiarism:

Mosaic plagiarism is when you take a word or paragraph from someone else but don't acknowledge that it is someone else's writing by adding quotation marks or source links to paragraphs you take.

Unintentional Plagiarism:

Unintentional plagiarism is when you forget to quote the source link where the writing originated or was incorrect in adding the source link to the original post, thus confusing others who read.

Stop Plagiarism:

In essence, if you want to be a successful Steemian never commit Plagiarism in making posts on Steemit. You better be yourself and share your own posts even if the posts are not good, because the original posts are more appreciated by all the curators at Steemit even if they are not good.

Examples of Writing Citations:

Cryptocurrency is a digital payment maintained by a network of computers that uses cryptography to authenticate transactions. Depending on how investors expect to make money and how they are structured, some cryptocurrencies may count as securities. If traders of these currencies prop up the price and go online to spread gossips, that might count as fraud. It can be hard to determine if a bubble exists. The only way to ensure that they avoid a burst is mass adoption. source

Examples of Shooting:

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Until so much about Achievement 3 Task: Content Etiquette that I can share as I have learned so far and this can also be a new science for me in working at Steemit so as not to commit Plagiarism. But if there are any wrong or poorly understood words please forgive because I am still a newcomer to Steemit and ask for the support of all my friends. Thanks

"I have read and understood the Steemit Etiquette on Steemit Community and will do my best to embrace them"