ACHIEVEMENT 3 TASK//CONTENT ETIQUETTE IN STEEMIT BLOCKCHAIN BY @vio0000 MENTORED BY @njiatanga, @saxopedia AND @yeesja.
Good morning to every Member on Steemit how are you flexing with today activity,am so happy to be in the midst of you all, today I want to do my achievement 3 task which is plagiarism.
WHAT IS PLAGIARISM?
Plagiarism can be explained as the act of presenting,using or showcasing someone else's ideas as your own ,mainly without their consent.
There are so many types of plagiarism and no matter the type of plagiarism I discuss in my write up today,one thing still remain outstanding which is the fact that the act of plagiarism involve stealing the work and idea of another person.below are list of them.
COPY AND PASTE PLAGIARISM
Copy and paste plagiarism also known as direct plagiarism means using a paragraph from another source without a citation. If you really want to include a passage from another source,word for word,you should learn how to quote it.
MOSAIC PLAGIARISM
Copying and pasting different pieces of text together to create a kind of mosaic or patchwork of other research ideas is plagiarism. Although the result is completely a new piece of text,the word and ideas are not new.
SELF PLAGIARISM
When you use parts of your previous work,without properly citing it,you commit what is called self plagiarism.
GLOBAL PLAGIARISM
when you use someone else's paper,you're committing plagiarism because you're pretending that the words and ideas are yours.
HOW TO AVOID PLAGIARISM
To avoid plagiarism,simply follow these two steps
-Quote,paraphrase or summarize the words or ideas from someone else.
-Give credit to the original source by including a citation in the text and reference list.
To read and know more about plagiarism and abuse,you can visit our steemit FAQ.
I,@vio0000 will read and understood the steemit etiquette on steemit community and will do my best to observe them as instructed. Thanks for reading my post and a big thanks to my mentors;
@cryptokannon
@steemitblog
@saxopedia
@njiatanga
@yeesja
@steemcurator03
@kryptodenno.
Wow thanks for sharing this has helped me alot to understand the different kinds of plagarismss and I greatly hope as we read we try as much as possible not to practice it cos it's a very bad things
Have learned alot thanks
Am so grateful for your kind words and for reading my post I appreciate have a fantastic weekend @miniafor
Wow this topic has helped me to know that pliagerism encourages hard work and gives credits to authors of works done
It really true because help us to read and learn harder .Thanks for viewing and reading too have a wonderful time
wonderful write-up there @vio0000. Your presentation is explicit, educative and straight to the point in short i have learnt much and overall we say #notoplagiarism
#affable
#twopercent
Thanks for your edifying post on plagiarism and I notice you didn't use any picture from the net but instead did all by yourself and by hand. Waouh I love it.
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