⚠️ What is plagiarism?

Plagiarism means that using other's work or ideas as own content with or without permission. If you incorporate someone else's work into your work without their acknowledgment then it'll be considered Plagiarism. Plagiarism is not specific. It may be intentional, unintentional, or anything else.

☢️Types of Plagiarism☢️

There are four types of plagiarism that are:

🟠Direct Plagiarism🔵

Its means that if anyone transcript word by word of a section of anyone else’s content, without any attribution or quotations. This plagiarism is dishonest, unethical, grounds for disciplinary actions, including expulsion.

🟡Self Plagiarism🟢

Self-plagiarism means that if anybody submit their own previous work or mix parts of previous works without permission from their Instructor. Self-plagiarism also means that If a student submits the same assignments in different classes without previous permission from the professors. It is also unethical.

🟢Mosaic Plagiarism🟡

Mosaic Plagiarism means that if a person borrows a group of work from a source without using quotation marks and finds synonyms for the main work and maintain the original meaning and structure. It is also punishable & academically dishonest.

🔵Accidental Plagiarism🟠

Accidental plagiarism means that without attribution if a person ignores to cite the sources & misquotes the sources. Everybody should learn how to cite their sources and to be careful when doing research. Don't think that accidental plagiarism is unessential. It is as serious as any other plagiarism. It is also unethical & punishable.

🚫Avoid plagiarism🚫

Plagiarism is extremely dangerous. In Steemit, it is very important to avoid plagiarism. So, everybody should be careful about Plagiarism. If anyone wants to avoid it he has to know these types. Then he could understad about it.

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