NOT PLAGIARIZE IN STEEMIT

Have you often felt that you don't have enough creativity to write your topics in steemit? Or maybe you thought you weren't born with that talent? Or maybe you don't have the time to do it?

I tell you that the best option is not plagiarism of other people's works or writings because you will lose your originality. When a person falls into this infringement of the author's right, rather than committing an infringement you are committing a crime against the essence of his being.

Every person has a universe within his or her mind, from which you can write about the subject matter you want. If you like other people's writings and are going to use them as a reference, you should give them their authorship credits.

Let's define what plagiarism is:

"Many people think of plagiarism as copying another's work or borrowing someone else's original ideas. But terms like "copying" and "borrowing" can disguise the seriousness of the offense:

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."
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To plagiarize is not only to copy textually a writing and make it your own, but also to paraphrase a text applying synonyms of the words used or to copy its structures, titles or words of reference, this called it PLAGIAR DISIMULATINGLY, if original you have material to be original do not attack against yourself.

HOW NOT TO FALL INTO PLAGIARISM IN STEEMIT?

• Simply, if we place texts of other authors, we must place them in quotation marks and indicate the sources from which they were extracted. Likewise, the photos we use must indicate the sources of where they were supplied. We must respect the rights of authors. Don't be embarrassed if a robot tells you that you've plagiarized or another steemit tells you that you've copied his post or the structure of his post, that will give you a bad reputation. REMEMBER ORIGINAL BEING, at first nothing is easy, perhaps with practice and constancy you achieve better results than others.

• Develop our verbal intelligence knowing the meaning of new words, read about different topics.

• If you say you don't have time, you should look for it, think about everything you do and you will see that at a certain moment you could have dedicated it to writing. The power of time is yours alone, and no one else's.

• If you don't know what topic to write about, practice writing on different topics according to your own criteria, do it over and over again until you feel that it has turned out fine, that will give you the original touch.

• To increase your originality look for a site or something that inspires you, remember that not everyone likes what we write, but there will always be someone who thinks your way of thinking is excellent. You only have to believe in yourself and that in you there is an inner world that you must externalize so that others can know more about you.

I know we all want to make things perfect from one moment to the next. We don't like to live the process and then achieve our success, if you refuse to go through the process of learning, knowledge, experiences and improvement, then you will have a simple "FICTICIUS SUCCESS", because PLAGING IS SKIPPING THE PROCESS, COPYING THE SUCCESS OF OTHERS.

Of course, many of those who are starting out at Steemit look to others that their results are great and also want to have it quickly, but they should know that they all got results through a process. We should not copy them but admire them and see that they are the reflection of what we can achieve, use them as inspiration, but let us not lose our originality trying to imitate them.

BE ORIGINAL, BE YOURSELF, INSIDE YOU HAVE A BIG UNIVERSE OF CREATIVITY, USE IT.

Sources:
pildoraslegales.com
psicocode.com
universoabierto.org