Achievement 3 by @imtiaziqbal Task : Content Etiquette

Hello Steemit Community glade to see you all here!

Today I am posting for #achievement 3, which is about Content Etiquette. The basic purpose of this post is to understand plagiarism and the originality of the content to know what one should post in steemit and what should be avoided to post.

Aside from the fact that stealing someone else's work is not permitted in steemit or any other social media platform, plagiarism should be avoided at all costs, as it is unethical and a waste of time and effort. Creating your original and creative content is the only way to truly deserve the rewards you receive. As long as the source and author are acknowledged and respected, you can use other people's words and phrases in your work.

I'm going to hunt for an idea and set up an appointment to further explain plagiarism. I'll also mention the source where I got the information.

What is plagiarism?
When you incorporate someone else's work or ideas into your own without properly crediting them, you're guilty of plagiarism. There is no limit to the scope of this concept, which includes both published and unpublished work in any medium ^source

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Disqualification, loss of reputation and trust, and eventual silence will follow from plagiarism on steemit. Plagiarism is commonly seen in the study, music, art, and other forms of knowledge

Types of Plagiarism:
Some of the common Type of plagiarism are;

1- Complete Plagiarism:
A researcher steals another's work and submits it under their name to commit complete plagiarism. This is the most serious form of plagiarism. It is a form of intellectual property theft and theft ^source

2- Direct Plagiarism:
Copying another author's words verbatim without citing or attribution is direct plagiarism ^source

3- Mosaic Plagiarism:
When someone uses someone else's words or phrases in their work, it's called mosaic plagiarism. Patchwork plagiarism is a form of plagiarism that is done on purpose and intended to deceive ^source

4- Accidental Plagiarism:
It doesn't matter if the plagiarism was intentional or not because the penalties are almost always the same. Unintentional paraphrase or negligence can result in plagiarism, which can be excused as an error ^source

One of the famous quotation about plagiarism is;

Once you get into the world of dystopia, it's hard to avoid plagiarism, because other people have had such powerful visions. Anthony Horowitz ^source

Me @imtiaziqbal "I have read and understood the Steemit Etiquette on Steemit Community and will do my best to embrace them."

I appreciate your support, and I hope it is useful to those who still do not handle information. I hope you understand plagiarism and how to avoid it.