Achievement 3 by @khezcute Task : Content Etiquette

Hello, Steemians from the Newcomer Community wherever you are, I hope you are well, in this post I want to continue the third assignment or Achievement 3 given to new Steemit members like me, in this third assignment or Achievement 3 this will be discussing Content Etiquette.

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What is Content Etiquette? It is paying attention to boundaries before taking work or material from these sources, this Content Etiquette is closely related to plagiarism.

Therefore, new Steemit users are required to understand this, so that plagiarism does not occur in the Steemit community, the purpose of this task is to be of our concern and to be able to guide us to be more creative in the Steemit community.

Definition of Plagiarism

According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, to "plagiarize" means:

• to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own
• to use (another's production) without crediting the source
• to commit literary theft
• to present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source

In other words, plagiarism is an act of fraud. It involves both stealing someone else's work and lying about it afterward.^Source

Plagiarism Type

Plagiarism is divided into all types and forms, and all of them are serious offenses, therefore here are examples of plagiarism that you should know ^Source

• Direct Plagiarism

Is the act of taking word for word from another person's work without attribution and without quotation marks, and also does not include the source, this action can be called direct theft, because it is not known by the original creator.

• Self Plagiarism

Is an act of reusing one's own work that has been given or sent for a purpose, for example, when a student submits the same work to a different class without prior permission from the teacher.

• Mosaic Plagiarism

Is when someone takes or borrows a phrase from a source without mentioning or quoting the source, this often happens when someone uses a phrase or synonym for a language and does not provide an exact quote.

• Accidental Plagiarism

It is when someone accidentally or neglects to quote the source, or misquotes the source, or accidentally changes the source by using a similar word, word group, or sentence structure without attributes.

It is hoped that every member of Steemit can follow these guidelines, this guide is intended to increase politeness and Etiquette in this Steemit community, it's good if new members read about The Complete Steemit Etiquette Guide (Revision 2.0) -Homage

Here are some guidelines for keeping the Etiquette on Steemit:

1. Don't post and run
2. Don't over-post
3. Don't post nudity or graphic imagery unless you tag it with NSFW
4. Don't be a fake, plagiarise or pass off others' work as your own
5. Don't engage in tag spamming
6. Don't re-steem everything you see
7. Don't post unrelated links in comments
8. Don't directly ask for votes
9. Don't expect reciprocal votes
10. Don't bribe people for votes, re-steems, follows or ask directly for money
11. Don't use the wallet to get attention
12. Don't ever use @all (/@all) in the chat
13. Don't direct message people you don't know in the chat
14. Don't flag content just because you disagree or don't like it
15. Don't be a stalker or a troll
16. Keep the adolescent remarks to yourself
17. Don't be a drama queen
18. Don't go on witch-hunts
19. Don't make it personal/Don't make argumentative posts
20. Don't critique people's work unless they have asked you to
21. Do admit when you are wrong /Do apologize
22. Do forgive people
23. Do take a step back
24. Do answer your comments
25. Do help others out and do thank people
26. Do share great posts.
27. Do check out new posts and curate
28. Do always comment when you flag a post and go back and check it
29. Do provide verification
30. Do always read the rules for the chat channel you are posting in
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Plagiarism should be avoided, this is not only detrimental to others but also harming ourselves, where our ability to be creative will decrease because we always steal ideas from other people, it's good to be creative because at Steemit it's not just about how much you make, but how much you benefit others.

And if you really have to quote something from someone else's work, always include the source, because that way we already appreciate their person's work, because it's uncomfortable when the work we have made is painstakingly taken but just taken without mentioning us as the original creator.

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

This is the summary of assignment three or Achievement 3 about the Content Etiquette that I can convey, I receive all forms of suggestions and criticism very well in order to make me better in the future and be able to make quality posts.

Other Achievements :
Achievement 1 by @khezcute Task : Introduce Yourself
Achievement 2 by @khezcute Task : Basic Security On Steemit

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