Megalosaurus Steemit original content rules violations (UPDATED 2018-06-13)

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This is the set of categories I will use to classify a post which violates the Steemit community rules regarding contribution of original content.

• C: partially or fully copy/pasted content of another website
• C-I: copy/pasted image of another website
• C-I-V: copy/pasted image of a screenshot of a video on a website such as YouTube
• C-I-M: copy/pasted image which has been slightly modified, but not enough to be recognized as a new, original piece of content. Such minor modifications include images assembled from existing images, and applying simple filters such as grayscale / mirror effects / etc.
• C-GT: copy/pasted content of another “Google translated” website
• C-RM: copy/pasted content of another website, with manually re-arranged paragraphs or with some changed words
• C-RS: copy/pasted content of another website, auto-rewritten by using a service such as https://spinbot.com/
• C-C: combining copy/pasted content from several sources without contributing original content
• P: Plagiarism: copy/pasted content of another website claiming to be your own work, either explicitly or implicitly by using an ‘artistic’ tag
• S: Not listing all the sources of the original content
• O: Not contributing valuable original content

Usually, multiple violations may be observed in a single post.

A list of the violated rules will be appended to every comment I leave in a post which violates at least one of those rules. For instance,

[C C-I P S O]

may be applied to a post with a copy-pasted image tagged with the ‘artistic’ tag “photography” without mentioning its source.

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Current Version 1.1, Updated 2018-06-13. Previous version: 1.0