Hello @mariam3 You keep stating that you will "keep it in mind for future posts." That is good.

Thank you for editing your post to add the reference information.

However, there are still 2 issues you need to correct:

Anime images
You indicate that you found the images by searching Google. Images copied from Google are not free to use. Google serves as a repository to display the results of your query. Once you locate an image you like, you must then click on the image or link to find the source of the image. This is the actual location where Google found the image.
Once you locate the source, you must then find out whether the site is one that offers the image free of charge.

If not a free image and you didn't get permission to use it, then try to locate another image;

Example below:

If free, then you can use the image in your articles by giving credit to the artist or photographer and indicating the link to the actual image on the site.

Free Anime Image of Ken Kaneki by [author's name and website name](link to actual image)

You must complete this for each image you include in your post.

The paragraph below:

"The city of Tokyo lives in fear because of the atrocious crimes committed by the Ghouls, mysterious creatures that hide among its inhabitants and feed on human flesh. Kaneki Ken, a young and shy college student survives an organ transplant operation after being attacked and almost devoured by Rize a girl he was in love with; after leaving the hospital Kaneki undergoes a strange process of metamorphosis that will cause an unexpected turn in his life, the transplanted organs belonged to the ghoul Rize who was killed during the attack ... now, half human and half Ghoul will have to learn to live again."

This information does not appear to be your property and should be removed, unless you received permission from the author to use it. If so, please include that authorization under the paragraph.

@mariam3 to draw a comparison, if you wrote an article or created a drawing, it belongs to you and is your property. You would value it, wouldn't you? Now, would you want someone else to copy your words or your art and use it in their posts, claiming it was theirs?

There is a group on Hive that watches over it. This group searches for posts such as yours to protect Hive from plagiarism, identify theft, and other unfavorable action by members. It helps keep the Hive blockchain a thriving place for people to earn and socialize without fear that others will use their work and ideas without authorization.

If you fail to edit your post to resolve the remaining issues, you will lose your promotion privileges at @theterminal discord.