CITING YOUR SOURCES!

It's perfectly fine to take a picture from the internet (and not only a picture) as long as you cite the source you are taking it from. However, if you just take something from the internet without mentioning its original author, you are committing a



Beware, plagiarism will not be forgiven by Steemim community and can get you flagged! So I'm not talking only about a feature that will make your blog look cooler and more professional, but I'm also talking about principles that can help you avoid being flagged. Sources citing is a very important part of every blog. If you don't know how to cite, you can't use anything else than your own material on the blog, at least legally. So learn this quick and easy citing method and carelessly steem around according to law.

#1. Step - find a picture you want to use

#2. Step - add a cite to your picture

We are going to use simple text to link connect method and allign it to center

<center>
[Image Source](link to your image source)
</center>

So we will get this:


Image source

#3. Step - Add sub command for more style (optional)

Sub command is really easy and fun to use and will make your letters look smaller.

<center>
<sub> [Image Source](link to your image source) </sub>
</center>

By using a sub command you will get something like this. This is an example of well-cited picture:

_{Image source}

This is it. Citing you images are is fun and easy. I hope you learned something useful today and that you will use it in your everyday blogging.