Achievement 3 Assignment: Content Protocol || By @lapotrona

Good afternoon and greetings to all the friends of Newcomers' Community, I return again to the house that saw me born to show you my progress in Steemit, through Achievement 3 that deals with the protocols that we must handle for the publication of content on this platform .

Plagiarism

I understand as Plagiarism copying concepts, images, definitions, among other things, of an author without giving credit or acknowledging their right. That is to say, it is called plagiarism when we use texts or images without mentioning the original source, or the author of it, that makes us think that the information is our own, and what is really being done is stealing information by not recognizing its intellectual property.

When are we committing plagiarism?

"When we supply a person else's paintings as though it had been our own, irrespective of whether or not the replica is general or partial."

"When we paraphrase a textual content, that is, we explicit it with different phrases making small adjustments in the language to cover and with out bringing up the reassets.

"Present a chunk of ours already used: we communicate of" self-plagiarism ".

"When we replica any kind of multimedia (graphics, audio, video, sites ...), laptop programs, music, graphics ... with out citing the writer."

"When we trust a idea or word from any other to write down down a alternative paintings and do not cite the writer of the idea ."

Steemit calls for inside its platform the usage of reassets while writing, and publishing any content material it truly is now no longer its own, in any other case we should incur in breach of its protocol for content material, moreover to plagiarizing are regularly a crook offense
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What are fonts?

They are references that we must take into account when making any publication of content on Steemit. The sources for Steemit can be identified through a link that takes us to the page, photograph or document from which the information that is not their own was extracted, that is, it has a previously established author. To highlight a textual quotation, we can use the symbol (>) and the text must be enclosed in quotation marks (""). Initially, the concept of plagiarism in this publication, in addition to the observations of when plagiarism is committed, is an example of how a cited text with its respective source should look.

The most important of all this is to understand the protocols and rules that we must comply with to publish our content, plagiarism is not allowed on this platform, citing sources when it comes to another author, it is an obligation, otherwise we will be incurring in possible sanctions at the Steemit level, we cannot give ourselves credit for what is not ours. It could also conclude that the best we can do is put our creativity to work, avoiding copy and paste so that our content is quality, original and authentic.

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