Achievement 3// Content Etiquettes and Plagiarism // @lisacious1

Hello Steemians, Hope you are doing well?

On the Victorious actualization of my achievement 1and 2 task, I welcome you all to my Achievement 3 task. Here I will be talking about content etiquette and Plagiarism in following passages.

First and foremost, I will like to recognize @ngoenyi for her words of strength and inducement for motivating me and guiding me in the system.

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Content Etiquette

Using the divide and rule procedure, I will talk about the scope and etiquette singly before joining them together.

Content is the configuration of the elements put concurrently to have your article or post (in Steemit context).
Etiquette are acceptable or respectful behaviors to be expressed by humans.
To sum up, Content Etiquettes are the respectful behaviors to be implemented during the innovatio of contents.

Though, just like we have comfortable etiquette, there are different kinds as well. They contain; Social etiquette (Eating etiquette, talking etiquette etc.), Business Etiquettes and so on.
One of the component of bad etiquette to be averted by delighted authors or authors is Plagiarism.

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PLAGIARISM
According to Merriam-Webster online dictionary, to plagiarize implies to STEAL OTHERS IDEAS OR WORDS AS YOUR OWN. PLAGIARISM IS LITERARY THEFT. According to US laws, fundamental ideas are intellectual properties.

Forms of Plagiarism
Copying Medias e.g. Pictures, Video etc.
Failure to put quotation on quoted words.
Copying sentence word for word without giving credit.
Turning someone else's work in as your own.

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How can one prevent Plagiarism
Download plagiarism checker
Citation
Affirming actual writers of the material one is using
Referencing

As a Steemian, Plagiarism is a tremendous offence hence while formulating contents. It is significant that one is original and cite, acknowledge, and reference our sources when need arises.

Thank you so much for reading, I look forward to our next meeting in achievement 4.

Some of the ideas in this articles were gotten from plagiarism.org, Merriam-Webster online dictionary, Oxford English dictionary.

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

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