You have created an appeal against your ban. But did you know that you are prohibited from writing everywhere except this topic as long as your account is blocked?
It seems that the ban does not bother you much, since I see that you also write today in other topics. This is an additional negative point to solve your problem.
And yes, you copy your posts after a few months to the forum without providing links. Tell me, how can I know that these are your texts. I just inform everyone that this user is far from knowing the rules of the forum.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5359161.msg57899790#msg57899790  Ban evasion.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5350121.msg57879953#msg57879953  Ban evasion.

Uh....those are two of the most un-funny, pointless memes I've ever seen--and I'm not talking about just bitcointalk memes, I'm talking about all the memes I've ever seen.

I'll show them here since you can't post images.




Just don't bother with this sort of thing.  Please.  I don't know how old you are, but if you're a child I apologize.

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This shows you are truly the owner of the original article. Did you reply the email address in your ban message? Send there details of the updated article and wait for a feedback, you'll get an answer from one of them (email or this thread)
Good day @hilariousandco, you can consider unbanning this user.

But, in these cases, wouldn't it be better that if I publish an article elsewhere and republish it here, I add something like, "this article was originally published in xxx..." I'd say I've seen it sometime, not on this forum.

Otherwise, what the OP has done, if what he says is true, is not plagiarism, but it's not 100% honest either.

Plagiarism destroys one’s reputation, the penalty is an immediate ban of the user. IMHO many newbies tend to plagiarise because they don't read the rules and guidelines.
“No idea is completely new, only evolving” Many writers get ideas and inspiration from other writers, but you cannot copy a chunk of sentences from another writer word for word without being accused of plagiarism. Paraphrasing doesn't help either. Plagiarism can be accidental or intentional. Example of intentional plagiarism is when a post is written in one language is rewritten in another and posted in local board without citing the original poster. I don’t quite know where the forum stands on accidental plagiarism. When newbies ( I use newbies as a case study because I believe they are more likely to plagiarise although I do not have the stats to prove that) are interested in a particular topic they gather all sorts of information, this may eventually cause problems distinguishing between common knowledge, facts and information that needs citation.