First of all, I want to wish you all a happy year 2023.

After a week of activity on the platform, I come to provide the summary information of what I have done as a Steem-Watcher detective in the service of the World Of Xpilar community.

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It has been a week of good activity in the WOX community, as it was the last week of the community challenge of which it was part, managing to maintain 370 active publications in this period, in which most of them showed content that duly complied with the content policies of the platform, however, some publications with certain irregularities could be detected, which were reported and/or shared with the authors and part of the WOX community team managed by @xpilar.

It should be noted that the information shown here only shares the finding of irregularities, leaving aside our point of view on the intention or lack of knowledge that the author may have at the time of publishing such content.

Summary table of events identified in the World Of Xpilar community.

#	Date	Plagiarist	Post	Source	Note
1	28/12/2022	steemit.user2712	Link	Link	Plagiarism
2	29/12/2022	rey01v	Link	Link	Plagiarism
3	29/12/2022	rey01v	Link	Link	Spamming
4	29/12/2022	thegamee	Link	Link	Plagiarism
5	29/12/2022	kaminchan	Link	Link	Copyright infringement
6	02/01/2022	giovanni0	Link	Link	Copyright infringement

I have also been able to find indications of irregularities in the following publications.

#	Date	Plagiarist	Post	Source	Note
1	01/01/2023	sudeshhansika	Link	Link	Plagiarism
2	02/01/2023	criptoplayer65	Link	Link	Plagiarism

Among the cases found we can highlight the user @kaminchan who recently responded that he was unaware of some policies on the use of information taken from external sources, see blog.

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Other events found:

Continuing with my review activity, I was able to realize the achievements made by the moderators @adeljose and @stef1 who have shown an excellent job, I show you these cases below.

Moderator	Plagiarist	Post	Source	Note
@adeljose	@kaminchan	Link	Link	Abuse
@adeljose	@daniel179	Link	Link	Abuse

The two cases are associated with the repetitive use of content, one in terms of repetitive posting in different communities and the other related to images only.

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.