Membership Validation Post By @abdul-mugis: (23/05/2021).

Greetings, everybody! I'd like to submit my membership confirmation article to the football network.
Before I begin, I'd like to point out that one of the most important tasks in any steemit group is membership validation. I'm glad @worldoffootball has finally added it, thanks to @njaywan's tireless efforts. Membership validation is necessary because it acts as a contract between the community and the users, and in order to be validated, one must adhere to the community's various rules.

I joined @worldoffootball a couple of weeks ago, and I have since had trouble using free-copyrighted files not just here but other communities as well. Despite the fact that my content was of high quality, the images I used were free copyrighted, negating all of my efforts. Thanks to @njaywan's support, I can now confidently state that I can write posts that are both free of copyright and of high quality.
I'm excited to submit my post so that it can be checked and I can resume posting quality material.

Posts I intend to write
I've also written posts about football since entering this community. I intend to keep writing in the same way, except this time I'll include things like:

player of the week
team of the week
manager of the week
match reviews
best or toughest games of the week and more.
Don't worry, these posts will not be dull. I'll be doing in-depth research on all of them. I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy it.

ETIQUETTE OF CONTENT
Content etiquette refers to the basic principles and guidelines that must be followed in order to avoid breaking the community's rules. We all know that the Steemit blockchain encourages people to prove their intelligence, and plagiarism is not tolerated. The same can be said for this culture. As a result, I'm expected to create original content without relying on other sources, and even if I do want to use someone else's work, I'm expected to cite it properly.

PLAGIARISM
The act of stealing another person's ideas, information, or post is known as plagiarism. Plagiarism is when you declare someone else's work as your own, whether you have their permission or not. Plagiarism is one of the most despised crimes on steemit. It's always aggravating when someone takes a few seconds to tap into your post and recreates the content you spent hours creating in order to assert ownership for personal gain. This group has done an excellent job of tracking down posts in which some sort of plagiarism has been detected, and I must commend @njaywan for his efforts.

Writing this validation post signifies that I have committed to the conditions that every post I make would be evidence of brain and plagiarism-free.

It's literally appropriating other people's original works, whether it's a photograph, video, or blog post, and posing them as your own without their permission. For works on the Steemit blockchain, it's often best to use free-copyright files. As a result, I agree to only post high-quality material that complies with copyright laws.

These are pictures that can be used without fear of legal repercussions. I've been getting free copyright photos from these websites. Unless otherwise mentioned, I will continue to use them whenever I write a message.

The following are the websites I use.
https://pixabay.com/
https://creativecommons.org/
https://unsplash.com
https://pexels.com
HOW TO PROPERLY CITE AN IMAGE

Citing an image has always been an acceptable method of acknowledging the creator or source of the image. I'll discuss how to properly cite a picture.
To begin, there are some code blocks that must be learned in order to cite photos.
We have the source code, which is completed with the following code.
I used center alignment when writing the code.

image is pasted here

[source](image address)

[license](license link)

As a result, your source will be focused.
A sample of the above codes as shown below.

One thing to keep in mind is that a photograph can only be used for free if and only if the license has been stated as such.

What are the ramifications of plagiarism and copyright infringement in this community?

When a user's post is found to contain some kind of plagiarism or copyright infringement, the user is first given a warning notice. The person will be muted and blacklisted if he continues to plagiarize without taking the warnings seriously. Downvotes are the most severe form of retribution. I promise to follow all of the prestigious community's laws and regulations.

Conclusion.

To summarize, I'm thrilled to be able to include my validation process. I sincerely hope that my post will be accepted and that I will be accepted as a member. Stay tuned for more football-related material. Thank you for your consideration.
"I am well aware of the laws of this culture as well as the steemit norms and will follow them at all times."
Thank you for your time and consideration.