Achievement 3 : Content etiquette by @shawlin
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How are you all? I am Shawlin Sharmin. I live in Dhaka. My username is @shawlin. I joined in Steemit the last 2 months and I really like working on this platform. Here I can share all my thoughts and knowing about others' points of view. My Achievement 1 and Achievement 2 have been verified in this community. Now I will discuss my achievement-3 with you. I hope the Newcomers' Community's respected moderators will review and approve my post. I am here to present my achievement 3 task which is about plagiarism and is called content etiquette. I hope you all will support me.
Content etiquette :
The content form is a set of guidelines that guide the creation and sharing of content online. This includes esteeming others' sequestration, using applicable language, avoiding asleep or obnoxious material, giving credit where credit is due, and clinging to brand laws. The content form includes stylish practices for online communication similar to translucency about auspices and confederations, avoiding spamming and trolling, esteeming sequestration, and guarding particular information. Content form refers to being responsible and regardful online. These guidelines will help you make your content more precious and keep your followership happy.
It's important to know what plagiarism is, and what form it takes (some common types of plagiarism are listed here). It's also important to know how plagiarism happens. The final step is to develop effective academic skills. Many students who plagiarise do so unintentionally, often because they don't have the academic skills to avoid over-reliance on the work of others or because they aren't sure what constitutes plagiarism. So it's important to take every opportunity to develop your academic skills.
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Plagiarism is extensively regarded as unethical and carries several negative consequences. Plagiarism undermines the principles of academic integrity, which emphasize the significance of honesty, originality, and giving proper credit to the work of others. It violates the abecedarian principles of literacy, critical thinking, and the pursuit of knowledge. This act of intellectual theft robs the original author of recognition for their work and undermines their sweats to contribute to their field. By tampering, individuals miss out on the occasion to engage in critical thinking, exploration, and the development of their ideas. The act of tampering deprives them of the chance to learn and grow intellectually, hindering their particular and professional development.
One of the contradictions of academic writing is that, while you are expected to research and refer to experts and authorities, you are also expected to produce original work. This is to ensure that you are very clear about your own ideas and about how the works of other scholars have influenced your understanding.
Direct Plagiarism :
Outright plagiarism means not giving credit to the main source, and choosing to forget the corridor from the main source. Generally speaking, one can noway continue to claim another thing as one's own, if this is done also it'll be considered theft.
Think of it this way: in the vast majority of assignments you’ll get in college, your instructors will ask you to read something (think of this material as the building blocks) and then write a paper in which you analyze one or more aspects of what you have read (think of this as the new structure you build). Essentially, your instructors are asking you to do three things:
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Show that you have a clear understanding of the material you’ve read.
Refer to your sources to support the ideas you have developed.
Distinguish your analysis of what you’ve read from the authors’ analyses.
When you cite a source, you are using an expert’s ideas as proof or evidence of a new idea that you are trying to communicate to the reader.
Self-Plagiarism:
When you work for a foreign buyer you get paid for your work but when you do the same work again but also again when you give the work to another person, your doing this work for someone differently is surely considered theft. A veritably bad and dangerous aspect of the business
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