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On Plagiarism

by Editing ProtocolJune 19th, 2023
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This should be common sense; taking thoughts, ideas, or words and presenting them as your own is wrong. Some prominent examples of abhorrent blogging behavior: Copy-pasting text into your story without attribution is plagiarism Paraphrasing someone else’s words into your story without attribution is plagiarism Copying someone’s story structure without attribution is plagiarism (and lazy) Copying someone’s code with attribution is plagiarism Nothing new to add here. Stealing is stealing, and it doesn’t matter what excuses you have.  “Accidentally” copying someone’s text and forgetting to add your source  is still plagiarism. Writers have a duty to edit their stories and this is your responsibility.  In universities, you’d be expelled for plagiarism.  In the real world, you would be sued.  At HackerNoon, you will be banned.  Needless to say (but incredibly it’s come up in the past), if your story has been verified to have plagiarized other work, even ‘accidentally’, we will not accept that piece for resubmission even after you make changes.
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