Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed

[LoyceV]

Plagiarism reported 8 days ago, still standing unhandled - isn't everything more than clear in this case?

When I looked at the site of Amazon, indeed BTC is not mentioned in.the job vacancy but they mentioned about cryptocurrency which is include with BTC. In the position, one of the job description is leverage your domain expertise in Blockchain, Distributed Ledger, Central Bank Digital Currencies and Cryptocurrency to develop the case for the capabilities which should be developed, drive overall vision and product strategy, and gain leadership buy-in and investment for new capabilities.


But we should highlight that there will be a possibility Amazon will develop their own digital currency such as Libra of Facebook based on their statement. The Payments Acceptance & Experience team is seeking an experienced product leader to develop Amazon’s Digital Currency and Blockchain strategy and product roadmap.

...leverage your domain expertise in Blockchain, Distributed Ledger, Central Bank Digital Currencies and Cryptocurrency to develop the case for the capabilities which should be developed, drive overall vision and product strategy, and gain leadership buy-in and investment for new capabilities. The Payments Acceptance & Experience team is seeking an experienced product leader to develop Amazon’s Digital Currency and Blockchain strategy and product roadmap

I don't think this deserves a plagiarism ban. It's a bit hidden, and there's no direct link, but the parts I've highlighted in red mention the Amazon jobs site. I'd say send oHnK a PM, so he can improve his use of references. All he has to do is add a link and quotation marks at the right places.

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[Lucius]

I don't think this deserves a plagiarism ban. It's a bit hidden, and there's no direct link, but the parts I've highlighted in red mention the Amazon jobs site. I'd say send oHnK a PM, so he can improve his use of references. All he has to do is add a link and quotation marks at the right places.

I don't agree with your opinion, because to me this is obvious plagiarism, regardless of the fact that you think he just forgot to put "quotation marks at the right places" or add a source - Hero member should probably learn those things by now.

[Igebotz]

I don't think this deserves a plagiarism ban. It's a bit hidden, and there's no direct link, but the parts I've highlighted in red mention the Amazon jobs site. I'd say send oHnK a PM, so he can improve his use of references. All he has to do is add a link and quotation marks at the right places.

I don't agree with your opinion, because to me this is obvious plagiarism, regardless of the fact that you think he just forgot to put "quotation marks at the right places" or add a source - Hero member should probably learn those things by now.

Sometimes people make silly mistakes, and this is one of them; he never claimed the article/information as his/hers; instead, he boldly stated where it came from, and that's not plagiarism; you did a great job spotting it; however, perhaps just send him a PM to make the necessary corrections and move on; there's already a lot of crisis.

[LoyceV]

I don't agree with your opinion

That's okay It's up to the moderators now.

because to me this is obvious plagiarism

Plagiarism is claiming someone else's work as being yours. That's not the impression I get from oHnK's post.

Hero member should probably learn those things by now.

Yes, he should. But the fact that he didn't add a proper reference makes me think he doesn't know how strict Bitcointalk is on plagiarism. He could have made the same post with proper references, and he also typed enough by himself to qualify for whatever signature earnings he gets from it if he wouldn't have added the copied text.

We shouldn't just ban everyone for small things, that would make the forum very quiet. There's a difference between a bounty spammer copying someone else's posts, and someone who doesn't follow the rules exactly to the letter.

Remember what started this thread:

i have two questions, when the next distribution will be? and can i link the same bitcoin address to another byteball address for the next distribution or i need more bitcoin linked with new address?

i have two questions, when the next distribution will be? and can i link the same bitcoin address to another byteball address for the next distribution or i need more bitcoin linked with new address

That's the kind of plagiarism we should get rid of. But if it wouldn't for spammers like this, posts like the one oHnK made wouldn't even draw anyone's attention. It's what I would call normal forum usage.

[oHnK]

He could have made the same post with proper references

Hi LoyceV, thanks for the understanding. I edited my post and made a proper reference to the quoted sentences from the amazon website

however, perhaps just send him a PM to make the necessary corrections and move on; there's already a lot of crisis.

Hi igehhh thanks for the notify through PM. I didnt know that this was such a mess. I edited my post and added references thankyou  

Plagiarism reported 8 days ago, still standing unhandled - isn't everything more than clear in this case?

Hi there Lucius, I mentioned Amazon on my post and there is no intention to plagiarize it because I thought people would understand already that it was from Amazon's website . I should have been more careful and added proper references in the future

[DaveF]

This is kind of a tough one, it looks like word spinning and ban evasion but I cannot be 100% sure. Would like some other people to take a look.
If you take a look at user Alikhaki123 and their posts many of which were deleted by mods:
 
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3369731
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=3369731
https://loyce.club/archive/members/336/3369731.html

You can see the style of posting and the fact that most of them are just word spun from all over. Google searching some sections of their posts can find them.

Just after they were banned Mr.Bitcoin111 registers and starts doing the same thing:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3371029
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=3371029
https://loyce.club/archive/members/337/3371029.html

Does not look like any of their posts have been deleted yet, I reported a couple but they are still unhandled.
Same user? Coincidence?

-Dave

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@Alikhaki123 was flooding Bitcoin Discussion with threads that were mere google translations from Persian to English. On one or two posts he added a source, but the vast majority lacked one.

@Mr.Bitcoin111 follows the flooding wave trend (third of a kind lately on Bitcoin Discussion), but I haven’t been able to see the same Persian to English pattern that @Alikhaki123 followed, and the vocabulary, content, and phrase construction differs greatly (seemingly more down to earth).

It could be a change of strategy though, in terms of where the content is derived from.

[DaveF]

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@Alikhaki123 was flooding Bitcoin Discussion with threads that were mere google translations from Persian to English. On one or two posts he added a source, but the vast majority lacked one.

@Mr.Bitcoin111 follows the flooding wave trend (third of a kind lately on Bitcoin Discussion), but I haven’t been able to see the same Persian to English pattern that @Alikhaki123 followed, and the vocabulary, content, and phrase construction differs greatly (seemingly more down to earth).

It could be a change of strategy though, in terms of where the content is derived from.

I don't think it was Google translate. There were spelling errors. Or he could have put them in to help hide what was being done.

The second account has been nuked. So that's good IMO.
Lets' see how long until the next one doing that same thing pops up.
I really wonder what the reasoning is for it, try to get on a signature campaign? Going to get some posts & merit and start some form of scam? Just a troll?

-Dave


  

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
User: MartinsCoin
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5352824.msg57619283#msg57619283
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https://remonews.com/brazileng/new-android-malware-saves-phone-screen-and-steals-app-passwords-safety/

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
User: LongStand
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5350203.msg57723163#msg57723163
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Fibonacci retracement levels are horizontal lines that show potential areas of support and resistance. Fibonacci retracement levels link any two points that the trader considers important, usually a high and a low. Fibonacci numbers are used to create them. A percentage is assigned to each level. The percentage represents the amount of a previous move that the price has retraced.

https://blog.investmentz.com/comparison-between-fundamental-analysis-and-technical-analysis/

[LoyceV]

tinopener
Caught plagiarizing the post off Reddit.

He's innocent!

User tinopener posted on March 15 this year, the topic on Reddit was created 2 months ago. So you should report the guy on Reddit instead

[rat03gopoh]

Full 1st Plagiarized post
User: Amepay

2nd Plagiarized post
User: Amepay

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Not all digital assets would be treated as sternly as cryptocurrencies and not all of them will become the future of money.

We’re living in a time where digital assets are moving towards mainstream adoption. From retail customers to traditional banks and financial service providers, digital assets are on the rise. Many of these assets promised to disrupt financial markets and large incumbents, and while they have received widespread attention, they haven’t quite achieved their potential. That said, large institutions are taking notice — 86% of the world’s central banks are exploring digital currencies, according to a report by the Bank for International Settlements.

They recognize that despite being in a golden age of innovation, payment systems remain somewhat archaic. And so, there is no reason why current payment systems won’t follow a similar trajectory to industries that have been transformed by new technology in the past decade.

After all, the world we live in is now digital, so it makes sense that money and assets should follow suit. But how realistic is this? And will the technology and type of digital assets look the same? Yes, AMEPAY made this realistic already with the help of AMEPOS.

AMEPAY integrates merchants into the crypto ecosystem by offering POS hardware and software solutions. Businesses can receive payments in their desired currency – crypto or fiat. AMEPAY merchants can engage customers with interactive loyalty programs. With AMEPAY, merchants can participate in a global marketplace.

(source) - Posted: AUG 07, 2021

Not all digital assets would be treated as sternly as cryptocurrencies and not all of them will become the future of money.

We’re living in a time where digital assets are moving towards mainstream adoption. From retail customers to traditional banks and financial service providers, digital assets are on the rise. Many of these assets promised to disrupt financial markets and large incumbents, and while they have received widespread attention, they haven’t quite achieved their potential. That said, large institutions are taking notice — 86% of the world’s central banks are exploring digital currencies, according to a report by the Bank for International Settlements.

They recognize that despite being in a golden age of innovation, payment systems remain somewhat archaic. And so, in my view, there is no reason why current payment systems won’t follow a similar trajectory to industries that have been transformed by new technology in the past decade.

After all, the world we live in is now digital, so it makes sense that money and assets should follow suit. But how realistic is this in the next five years? And will the technology and type of digital assets look the same?

[UserU]

He's innocent!

User tinopener posted on March 15 this year, the topic on Reddit was created 2 months ago. So you should report the guy on Reddit instead

Ah, my bad! I've removed the post.

Because usually it's the other way round

[rat03gopoh]

Plagiarism
User: Masplanc
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5339885.msg57759300#msg57759300

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The 1xBit platform also has applications as well as a very easy-to-use web version.
The 1xBit bookmaker offers its users different possibilities to bet from a phone. On the official website are applications available for smartphones running either Android operating system or iOS.
The web version of 1xBit is accessible from any device and relegates any need to download an app. Just type 1xBit in the search bar of your internet browser or visit this link.
The application for Android as well as the web version are very functional, with all offering the essential services for sports betting.

[morvillz7z]

Plagiarism

user: Gbniman

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Cardano is a third-generation, decentralized proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain platform designed to be a more efficient alternative to proof-of-work (PoW) networks.
This means, the cardano blockchain is, in theory, infinitely scalable, making it possible to run as many transactions as needed without hitting a bottleneck.

sources: https://www.investopedia.com/cardano-definition-4683961 [1]
              https://www.etoro.com/crypto/what-is-cardano/ [2]
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Cardano is a third-generation, decentralized proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain platform designed to be a more efficient alternative to proof-of-work (PoW) networks. [1]
This means that the Cardano blockchain is, in theory, infinitely scalable, making it possible to run as many transactions as needed without hitting a bottleneck.[2]

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#2

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To successfully trade altcoins, you need to know the dynamics of crypto markets because altcoin trading is a risky undertaking. You may hear that people have made millions trading cryptos, but there is an equal number who have lost significant sums.
Crypto trading is like buying and selling in the forex markets. However, fiat trading operates under strict monitoring of key players (especially central banks of different jurisdictions), while cryptocurrencies are not regulated.
The free operation model of altcoins has makes them highly volatile. Therefore, how can you trade profitably in the market? This post is a complete guide to help you understand altcoins and how to trade them. Here is where you will learn about the tricks that experts use to rake in millions trading altcoins.

A Closer Look At Altcoin Trading
Before exploring the inherent aspects of altcoin trading, it is important to understand the term “altcoin.” This term is used to refer to cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Loopring, and Ripple that are considered alternatives to Bitcoin.
Trading cryptos means exchanging one coin for another in exchanges such as Bittrex and Binance. The exchanges charge users a fee for using their platform to trade coins. To help people make the right trading decisions, the exchanges provide advanced market analytics on listed cryptocurrency pairs.

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source: https://icoholder.com/blog/trading-altcoins/

To successfully trade altcoins, you need to know the dynamics of crypto markets because altcoin trading is a risky undertaking. You may hear that people have made millions trading cryptos, but there is an equal number who have lost significant sums.

Crypto trading is like buying and selling in the forex markets. However, fiat trading operates under strict monitoring of key players (especially central banks of different jurisdictions), while cryptocurrencies are not regulated.

The free operation model of altcoins has makes them highly volatile. Therefore, how can you trade profitably in the market? This post is a complete guide to help you understand altcoins and how to trade them. Here is where you will learn about the tricks that experts use to rake in millions trading altcoins.

A Closer Look At Altcoin Trading
Before exploring the inherent aspects of altcoin trading, it is important to understand the term “altcoin.” This term is used to refer to cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Loopring, and Ripple that are considered alternatives to Bitcoin.
Trading cryptos means exchanging one coin for another in exchanges such as Bittrex and Binance. The exchanges charge users a fee for using their platform to trade coins. To help people make the right trading decisions, the exchanges provide advanced market analytics on listed cryptocurrency pairs.

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Staking is the way many cryptocurrencies verify their transactions, and it allows participants to earn rewards on their holdings.

But what is crypto staking? Staking cryptocurrencies is a process that involves committing your crypto assets to support a blockchain network and confirm transactions.

It's available with cryptocurrencies that use the proof-of-stake model to process payments. This is a more energy-efficient alternative to the proof-of-work model, which requires mining devices that use computing power to solve mathematical equations.

Staking can be a great way to use your crypto to generate passive income, especially because some cryptocurrencies offer high interest rates for staking. Before you get started, it's important to fully understand how crypto staking works.
So it really good idea to stake your crypto.

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source: https://www.fool.com/investing/stock-market/market-sectors/financials/cryptocurrency-stocks/what-is-staking/

Staking is the way many cryptocurrencies verify their transactions, and it allows participants to earn rewards on their holdings.

But what is crypto staking? Staking cryptocurrencies is a process that involves committing your crypto assets to support a blockchain network and confirm transactions.

It's available with cryptocurrencies that use the proof-of-stake model to process payments. This is a more energy-efficient alternative to the proof-of-work model, which requires mining devices that use computing power to solve mathematical equations.

Staking can be a great way to use your crypto to generate passive income, especially because some cryptocurrencies offer high interest rates for staking. Before you get started, it's important to fully understand how crypto staking works.

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[Timelord2067]

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Is it plagerism?  Or, a lack of attribution?

[LoyceV]

Is it plagerism?  Or, a lack of attribution?

What's the difference? Morvillz7z reported several of his posts for plagiarism too, and I deleted 4 of his posts from one self-moderated topic. Gbniman is clearly on a spam mission, trying to earn Merit or just working on his signature earnings.

[Timelord2067]

Is it plagerism?  Or, a lack of attribution?

What's the difference? Morvillz7z reported several of his posts for plagiarism too, and I deleted 4 of his posts from one self-moderated topic. Gbniman is clearly on a spam mission, trying to earn Merit or just working on his signature earnings.

Now that I have that additional information, I'm leaning towards the user being at best careless and showing a lack of respect by not attributing.

Is it plagerism?  Probably not given the user (from your account) hasn't passed off the information as having been their own words (an example would be Lauda's wholesale use of other's words and passing that off as their own work).

[LoyceV]

Is it plagerism?  Probably not given the user (from your account) hasn't passed off the information as having been their own words

Isn't that the assumption of anything you post? Unless stated otherwise, you're posting your own words.

[Timelord2067]

Is it plagerism?  Probably not given the user (from your account) hasn't passed off the information as having been their own words

Isn't that the assumption of anything you post? Unless stated otherwise, you're posting your own words.

Given the post cited in my original response was in answer to a user seeking help, then it could be construed that the user answering that call for help had simply sourced the answer from online and then posted the answer (and failed to attribute said answer).

As to the quality of the answer, that is for others to judge in whatever thread that was...