ACHIEVEMENT 3 // Content Protocol // "Don't plagiarize!" by @chima170

Hello dear friends readers of steemit newcomers' Community
I feel very happy and happy to continue growing in our beautiful community called steemit, this time I present my achievement number 3, I hope you like it and it will be helpful.

HERE I PRESENT MY ARCHIVEMENT N ° 3 DO NOT COMMIT PLAGIARISM!
But what is plagiarism? What things can be plagiarized? How to avoid plagiarism?

What is plagiarism?
Plagiarism is the exact or partial copy of certain and certain articles, the partial or total stealing of other people's ideas and presenting them as their own or personal ideas without giving any kind of credit to their author properly.

When do we commit plagiarism?
"Plagiarism ranges from the simple fraudulent imitation of the work of another, to the mere total or partial reproduction of said work, usurping the status or name of the author."

They are cases of plagiarism ...

When we deliver someone else's work as if it were our own, regardless of whether the copy is total or partial.
When we paraphrase a text, that is, we express it with other words making small changes in the language to hide it and without citing the sources.

Present a work of ours already used: we speak of "self-plagiarism"

When we copy any type of multimedia (graphics, audio, video, web pages ...), computer programs, music, graphics ... without mentioning the author.

When we rely on an idea or phrase from another to write a new work and we do not cite the author of the idea.

What things can be plagiarized?
Practically everything from cars, songs, videos, poems, monographs, brochures, sculptures, stories / stories, motorcycles, photographs, and the list would be too long to mention them all, basically, all kinds of content can be plagiarized as your own, damaging moral / financial integrity of your "brain test" or intellectual property.

How to avoid plagiarism?
Steemit will always reward us for our brain test or for our intellectual property either with tokens (steems) or with SBD, that is why it is the exhortation to intellectual property or that the articles written are your property. Taken from your imagination, using your cognitive ability to create your own articles with your own photos or of your own authorship, especially when you use something, a phrase or a definition that is not yours, you must name the owner by putting the quoted text with quotation marks "__" and leaving the source of the web glass from where the article / phrase / photo etc. was substrated.

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And to finish mentioning everything we will use the HTML codes to make our article beautiful and well presented and not leave a long link crossed in the middle of our article as follows: a brief description or simply the source word in the middle of brackets [source] and even side in parentheses

And it would look like this> source.

(The page is my username)

Remember that our brains are pages with doors that must be opened!

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"GIVING CREDIT TO ALL THE MATERIAL USED IN A JOB"

Citing
If in my work I literally quote a sentence or a paragraph, I must put the source from which I have extracted it, with the complete bibliographic reference.

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I must cite both the bibliography consulted and the works of others (or fragments of them) incorporated in my work, whether written, sound or audiovisual, or images, photographs, etc.
Yo @ chima170"I have read, understood and analyzed the content protocol and I promise to try to comply with them 100%"
With this dear reader I say goodbye I hope it will be useful here I leave you the ARCHIVEMENT N ° 1 and ARCHIVEMENT N ° 2

Remember to take care of the covid19 by taking care of yourself you are not only taking care of yourself but you are also taking care of your family

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I say goodbye receive a big virtual hug @chima170
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