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RE: We have another genius plagiarist using the same mathod used by Dani Zaharie (Win Steem!)
Juvy is a proven author and content creator. Perhaps he forgot a link, but he's been good in the past about referencing his sources. I know him well and he's helped build Steem in the Philippines. I expect to vote on more good content from him in the future.
Maybe it was a mistaken intention, or is it that @littleboy never saw he was refrencing? All in all, maybe i have to do a little research on him
Maybe you are not understanding that he is using fake references? All academic papars generally have references. But he is adding false ones to create the impression that he is a content creator.
Wow this is serious, i get you now, then we must work hard to eradicate this theft.
Hi, I replied to a comment made here since it sounded to me as if he questioning yopur ethics suggesting he would research you. It sounded fishy so I commented "It's meaningful 'due diligence' that is a hallmark of Steemit. Therefore, please do research on @littleboy . I'd be interested in having you report your results here. Please, simply reply to this comment and left me know what you find. Thank you." Now I see his comment is nowhere to be found. Ha! I got your back. Good work.
A. He is using false references. B. He is rephrashing entire academic publications. C. That's considered one of the worst cases of plagiarism. Did you even check his writings and compared them with the originals?
Ok I will agree that it is plagiarism especially because it is not work cited. Someone could tell them to cite the work. How exactly does this make the price of steem drop. It has been dropping
A hallmark of Steemit is the original content through which we find a voice to express ourselves and to find a community that is interested in supporting us and contributing to our legacy. Read this: https://steemit.com/@ogochukwu from @ogochukwu . So, when people plagiarize or collude to steal money, it negatively impacts the willingness of new people wanting to join because their honest ability to earn rewards based on genuinely original content is being affected by the depleting of the reward pool unjustly. And the original content I'm referring to is not just high-level intellectuals here. I'm talking about maybe one’s love of cars, one’s fascination with farming, a kid from South Africa or Venezuela giving us insight into their daily lives. The bad apples are stealing money from all of us dedicated to support the platform.
And we will lose good people quickly when they see the unmerited rewards given to those who post BS. Steemit is the flagship on Steem the blockchain. If the reputation of Steemit becomes soiled it will negatively affect the value of STEEM.
Therefore, we need to correct this imbalance. Things like this are no uncommon – in life. Think of the Olympics, Wada and the Russian government. The Olympics acts, forces compliance and if the Russians don’t or won’t comply, they’re out.
Also, the best of Steemit is yet to come in my opinion. It’s in it’s infancy, still in Beta. This is just one of many corrections that will be needed in the future for Steemit to mature and to realize on its promise.
It's meaning 'due diligence' that is a hallmark of Steemit. Therefore, please do research on @littleboy . I'd be interested in having you report your results here. Please, simply reply to this comment and left me know what you find. Thank you.
Proven author who plagiarizes entire publications?