Blog Writer's Weird Talk 2 The immoral plagiarism

The marketing plan said that she had never seen a blogger who could plagiarize, but in just two weeks, it broke out in front of my eyes twice, and once the protagonist was me.

A certain internet celebrity N (to be precise, she is just an IG guest, she has no blog, she only posts short articles, and does not need SEO skills) was accused of plagiarism by blogger T. Not only did the IG copy copy all other bloggers, but even the pictures were blurred and watermarked . T's current displeasure can be imagined, and he immediately contacted N, but he didn't expect N's face to be like an iron wall, claiming that he was just a reference . When the manufacturer asked for revisions, N was more outspoken and said that T was just using her own reputation to spread the news, exaggerating her "reference" words , and finally said that she had not opened the product (and she could write even if it was not opened, it was plagiarism). ), or return it, and blame the manufacturer for rushing the draft (in fact, the manufacturer gave 12 days to be considered generous, but it was N delaying the draft), causing her to be slightly ill, and she must compensate her for her losses, and claimed that the usual price for receiving the case was 8,000, which was considered a manufacturer. The discount is 2500, and manufacturers are required to understand each other and protect each other (?). It can only be said that it is rare for people to be so shameless.

There was no sincere apology, plus no repentance, and she justified the importance of the rules. N was posted in the public trial of the case-receiving society, and everyone laughed at her poor writing, such as taking drugs and illogical, such as "I help Laiya everyone speak skills, and there are cases. Share, may I ask if everyone is plagiarizing?" "Who do you say I'm looking for to absorb me in the hospital", "Plagiarism is not good for the public" and other weird sentence patterns. Besides, every photo of her was retouched until the box was distorted, her face was blurred, and her body proportions were weird.

Everyone laughed happily, but what I was wondering was, if such writing and pictures were carefully read in marketing, would they still file a case against such a person?

Speaking of my own experience, although I have downloaded the google search console to understand the criticality and exposure of my articles, after a few days or even weeks after uploading the copy, I will google keywords to compare other writers' articles. Know its pros and cons for self-examination. It's a pity to find that two strokes, both from the same blogger, plagiarize my article.

The built-in keywords and product information of manufacturers are inevitably the same, but you say that it is too rare to make mistakes in every word of your experience, right? Is it the roundworms in my stomach, or is there really indescribable telepathy in the vast universe? The manufacturer contacted on his behalf, but the other party denied plagiarism, but he could not explain the reasons for the same words. But... when you are someone else's fool, when you click on other articles, you will find that the words are completely different!

I took screenshots for evidence, downloaded the article, and thought about how to deal with it. As a creator, the most hated is plagiarism. When you plagiarize other people's articles, it is showing that you lack confidence and poor writing. If you charge for commercial purposes, it is a fraud! It's one thing to refer to other people's ideas for a blog, but it is exactly the same, and the arrangement of the typos is the same. Is it possible?

The manufacturer is kind, and so am I. Although I kept the certificate for the first time, I also asked my lawyers and friends about laws and regulations, but I have not yet announced the other party's account number, nor have I notified the community blogger blacklist. After all, I think she has been running a blog for a while, and the pictures are taken with care, she is just lazy and copying.

Finally, I advise people who are lucky enough to plagiarize the article. The words and sentences I produce, even if they are trivial and trivial, or bullshit nonsense, in the vast Internet, I can always identify it and find you.

*Article 91, Article 91-1, Item 2, and Article 92 of the "Copyright Law" stipulate that anyone who infringes upon the property rights of another's copyright by means of reproduction without authorization shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, or NT$70 or both. A fine of not more than 50,000 yuan; infringing upon others' copyright property rights by means of reproduction with intent to sell, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than six months but not more than five years, and a fine of not less than NT$200,000 but not more than NT$2,000,000 may be imposed; Transmission methods that infringe upon the copyright and property rights of others shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention, or a fine of not more than NT$750,000 or both; A fine of not less than NT$70,000 but not more than NT$750,000.

The following is just a list of parts. I hope that pirates can reform themselves. After all, the Internet world will leave traces after walking. In addition, don't think that pirated texts cannot be identified, papers can be obtained from Turnitin, and online articles can be posted on smallSEOtool for comparison.