Plagiarism is the act or act of plagiarizing and taking the work of others without the author's permission. The results of plagiarism in the form of essays, opinions, and so on from other people then seem to be recognized as the result of their own composition. People who do this plagiarism are usually referred to as plagiarists.
Well, what if what is posted is your own work that has been shared or posted on their other blogs such as on Steemit, trybe, torum or hive? will it be considered plagiarism by the blurt team?
In my opinion, there should be clear rules and regulations regarding plagiarism. In addition to taking the rights of other people's works by editing, changing in any way, is copying and pasting because the original itself has been published in other media is also considered plagiarism or is it permissible?
For the convenience of users, I expect the team's response in the comments, and after that maybe the team can share it for people to read. Because according to my experience on tyrbe, they allow users to post their original works that have been posted on other media provided that they include the account name or original link from their main media. Then how about the blur?
Waiting for response from the team: @ctime
Thank you...!
Good afternoon, a work that has been elaborated by you, can be published or republished in other media, just look at the authors of books. So it cannot be considered plagiarism. However within the tokenized blockchains the idea is to have your own content that gives you an aggregate, in my particular case I do not vote or support any content that is or belongs to other social networks because this does not contribute anything to our ecosystem. It is like a news everyone wants exclusivity, it makes no sense to be the last one to give a news. So rather than concern your concern is whether you can bring here everything you already published in other social networks, or you can do if you want, but it is not a guarantee that you will receive some kind of positive feedback. This is just my point of view which I will always carry as a flag in Blurt.
as an example of what you mention, you have made a publication where you include an ogo and source that certainly has not been made by you, you do not give credit to the author so if someone alleges that it is a plagiarism then there is not much to discuss.
Sometimes there are many people who want to share something with the world, but sometimes not everyone is on the same media, so some people may think to share it in other media, so that more people can see it. But I also agree with your opinion. Shouldn't we provide new, interesting things for people to enjoy?
Of course!
This post is just a form of question mark that we must answer, so that it can be a guide for others in the community, so that the fear of becoming a plagiarist can be overcome.
Thanks very much!