Hello, @fijimermaid.

Until now, your content has been valued within Project Hope, even though you have not accepted our recommendations to join our economy by establishing the % corresponding to the beneficiary @ph-fund. You have not joined our curation trail either.

Today, I found clear signs of content plagiarism in this post of yours.

The one thing that we did have in common though, was the idea that our future looked much brighter with more money and less stuff. More fun at less expense. We played more video games together, went on more walks, did more of our home maintenance, learned how to cook and stayed off Amazon.

By Aug 2017 we started noticing improvements. By Jan 2018 the fiscal improvements were significant enough we splurged at Starbucks, 10 bucks; rather than dropping 80 bucks at Texas Roadhouse...progress :) We then decided to do monthly brainstorm sessions about how we can save more.

Source published 2 month ago

Even the smiley face emoji was copied.

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This is not the only section plagiarized.

I would like to share the full report with you. Here is the download link for the PDF file, which I hosted on my MEGA cloud:
https://mega.nz/file/AII1mIqZ#k0xRzo4HfTVRhCWfpmvZgYgfQ77b6KlA07l3LkqLLv0

If you think there is an error on my part, I will be happy to acknowledge it. I'd like to hear your opinion.

Project Hope does not support Plagiarism.

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Regards, @juanmolina
@project.hope co-founder