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Plagiarism is when someone uses another person's ideas without crediting them. It's a serious problem in most academic disciplines and is even more common among artists. However, it's easy to avoid if you know how.

Plagiarism can be pretty easy to detect if you know what to look for. The easiest way is to just look for direct quotations from other sources in your own work.

When writing, many writers use sources to verify facts and add credibility to their work. Sources can be anything from speeches and books to photographs and interviews. In choosing which sources to use,

writers must consider the nature of the subject they are writing about, as well as the audience for whom they are writing. A source may have information that is entirely contradictory to another source's information and may add credibility to both views.

When writing about one's own personal opinion, however, a writer must be cautious about including facts or information from other sources that may support his opinion.

On the other hand, when reporting on a news event - such as an accident - a reporter should use a credible source such as his newspaper or television station.

Reported on 26 November 2022, Plagiarism Post

Username	Post link	Category	Source
@nolax3	Link	Plagiarism	Source
@sanoj001	Link	Plagiarism	Source
@icesaiah	Link	Plagiarism	Source
@hisok-91	Link	Plagiarism	Source
@ppomppu	Link	Plagiarism	Source
@nafeezu10	Link	Plagiarism	Source

Warning Report 51

Username	Post Link	Warning	Downvote
@wofom4	Link	Yes	NO
@kuntaswami	Link	Yes	NO
@fopas6	Link	Yes	NO
@tosemab	Link	Yes	NO

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Plagiarism refers to the act of copying someone else's work without attributing it to him.

Leaving nearly identical or materially similar comments on multiple posts. Sending users a link to your blog or a post if it is not relevant to the conversation.Posts or comments that include little or nothing more than an offer to trade follows or upvotes.Using tags that are unrelated to the post.
Threatening users with any type of physical violence.Not citing sources when using someone else’s material.Posting ‘not safe for work’ content without using the “nsfw” tag. Scams or Fraudulent offers.
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The fraudulent practice of using another person's name and personal information in order to obtain reputation.

Use of copyright-protected material without the permission of the copyright holder.

Commenting in phishing attacks or, any kind of hacking attempt fake crypto or any Scam Coin Campaign

Posting or commenting only for farming rewards pool. [100 words or only 1 or 2 pictures is considered as short post.]

Many peoples do reposting for buying upvotes , or repeat their post in different communities for getting more rewards.

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