Achievement 3 by @esusaviour Task: Content Etiquette

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Today, after reviewing the content etiquette to have an idea of what is expected, I'll be sharing with you guys my Achievement 3 Post, the content etiquette post.

What Is Plagiarism?
Plagiarism can be defined as an act of copying someone else's creative work and presenting it as one's own, without permission from the author or creator of the said work.

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Unprofessionalism Of Plagiarism
Although plagiarism has always been associated to academic works, it actually does have real life consequences.
Plagiarism is a serious ethical offense punishable by several laws across the globe. It is taken to be a breach of the ethics of journalism and a severe violation of academic integrity—subject to fines, suspension, penalties, expulsion from work or school and even serving jail term.

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Types Of Plagiarism
-Patchwork Plagiarism
This involves taking someone else's work and presenting it as one's own without properly citing the owner.

-Complete Plagiarism
This happens when someone tries to submit another person's entire research paper without proper citation.

-Self Plagiarism
This happens when a person steals his own work, and recycles it to use it again instead of creating an entirely new work.

-Accidental Plagiarism
Happens when a person copies a work and doesn't cite the owner, improperly cites the owner or doesn't use quotation marks unintentionally.

-Source-based Plagiarism
This type of plagiarism involves cases of misleading source(s) of the said work(s).

-Direct Plagiarism
This type of plagiarism involves the culprit stealing another's work and giving it it word for word as his own.

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Steps To Eliminate Plagiarism

• use plagiarism checkers to review your work
• always quote your source
• carry out enough of your own research to improve genuineness/uniqueness of your work
• develop interest for what you're working on
• present your own unique ideas

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An Example Of A Citation;

Derwing, T. M., Rossiter, M. J., & Munro, M. J. (2002). Teaching native speakers to listen to speech. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 23(4), 245-259.
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An Example Of A Quotation;

Where they burn books, they will also burn people" -Heinrich Heine.
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"I have read and understood the Steemit Etiquette on Steem Community and will do my best to embrace them".