#And putting it through a plagiarism checker

[mx-pastelwriting]

hi how are you hope you are well

I wondered how the slashers would react if you hugged them from behind (^-^)/

Oooooo I like this one its so cute to imagine!

I would definitely want to make a full post later down the line with this prompt! As I'm not taking request for full posts at the moment. But heres a bit of what I think!

Slashers x GN! Reader

Summary: Prompt up top^ Small Headcanon!

I'm not open for requests, but little asks on thoughts on something is okay~

Thomas Hewitt: If it were the first time, he would jump a bit, but when realizing it was you, he would melt in your arms. He is such a gentle giant when it comes to love. Learning from it, he would do the same when he caught you with a turned-back.

Michael Myers (78 Michael): Would not understand what you were doing or trying to do. When asking what he was doing by the tone of your voice, he would understand it was another show of affection. Still working on getting used to the feeling of love and how it works, he slowly looks forward to you coming up behind to hug his waist. Little by little, considering trying it himself.

Jason Voorhees: Ticklish, for sure. Hearing him laugh a little as he squirms at your arms wrapped around his waist. Leaving you to tease him a little about it. When doing it again, you learn to do it quickly, making it less ticklish. Jason would only attempt it when having come home and cleaned up, not wanting to get mug and sweat onto you.

Brahms Heelshire: Would love it. Really love it if you get what I'm saying. Putting aside his touch-starved state, he would beg for you to do it again after that. Rarely does it to you, wanting to be the one receiving the hug. Tall man is needy.

Bo Sinclair: Spooked by it. Makes him blush hard, worse when you kiss his neck or back, making his face burn a hot red. Though rarely lets you see him in that state, Bo loves it from the first time you do it. Does it to you as well, attacking your neck and shoulder while chuckling.

Vincent Sinclair: If it wasn't for Lester's romance moves or Bo's special movies, he would have no idea what you were doing. Understanding mostly from Lester's movies to be a loving act, he smiles under his mask, though continues to do what he working on. Moving less to not spook you into letting go.

Lester Sinclair: Getting all blushy and mushy about it. Stopping what he was doing just to melt in your arms. Asking if you could just stay like that for a little longer. It would become a daily thing for the both of you taking any chance to embrace each other.

Hannibal Lector: Wouldn't physically react, greeting you as it happens and smiling, loving every one of your affectionate acts. Continuing to work on whatever he was doing, allowing you to hang onto him, whether in silence or talking about each other's day.

Will Graham: Would chuckle at you hugging him from behind, feeling as his muscles relaxed against your touch. Preferred to let the air stay quiet, with your arms warped around his waist, feeling the fabric of his flannel shirt smelling of aftershave and dog.

I didn't proofread this one too much, but I did put it through a grammar checker, so if there are any mistakes, blame Grammarly.

Hope you liked this little headcanon!

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[damiemontclair]

The good news is: I will be alone at home from friday till monday afternoon. Freedom to work how I want without being bound by other peoples rhythm and needs!

[0alanasworld0]

i will use anything else i've been tagged in as shameless self promo cos i deserve it.

[sea-salted-wolverine]

My brothers girlfriend learned some things about our family this Christmas holiday and AFAIK shes still here so good for her.

So she got screwed over by her boss and it lead to her resignation. And while there is some expected level of sympathy in that situation, my family will go full fucking mercenary at the slightest opportunity. So she shows up anticipating, idk, commiseration about shitty employers, and in the 24 hours since she quit, we have done a full background check on the guy, pulled him up on Courtview and LinkedIn and are investigating the dissolution of all 3 of his marriages. I'm putting all of his academic publications through a plagiarism checker and mom has not only a directory of active lawyers in town, but also a list of attorneys who owe her favors specifically.

[fishermanshook]

TO THE STARS ABOVE.

( night watch ) + gn!reader

happy birthday @rieuvie ♡ , ooc probs , grammar and spelling warning

INTRO

Night Watch is undoubtedly one of the more ruthless Hunters found in the Oletus Manor. Most if not all of his matches end in the Survivors being obliterated and their bodies left with aches and scars that only time can heal.  

However, there has been someone who’s broken through the fortress he’s put up to protect himself [ somehow… ] and has helped him learn what it feels like to be loved all over again. 

Happy Birthday, Riel.

꒰wc꒱ 529

“Ithaqua, for the last time,” you say, trying to attract his attention. “where are we going?”

Unfortunately, your plea has fallen on deaf ears, as have the thousands of others you’ve thrown his way in the past 10 minutes. All that’s happened is your boyfriend picking you up bridal style and saying he’s taking you somewhere special. Nothing more, nothing less.

He hums before ‘answering’ your question. “I think you’ll know soon enough.” As if it’s the best response he could give you. And, in truth, maybe it is. Ithaqua has been a bit distant from you lately. Chances are that it's due to the onslaught of stress and depression the manor already provides, but your mind likes to jump to other conclusions. Conclusions of leaving you to side to try and survive these retched games.

The halls of the manor are eerily quiet and void of anyone in sight, minus the clacking of Ithquas stilts, making his presence known to whoever hears them. The only person you manage to spot is Orpheus, knee-deep in a newspaper burnt at the edges. He catches your eyes and gives you a knowing look. 

You wonder what it meant. 

- 

You groggily rub your eyes and stretch your arms into the heavens above you before looking around.  You're not sure when [ or where ] you fell asleep, but the view outside is nice at least. 

You feel your arms wrap around your waist, and, at first, you don’t recognize the hands of your lover. Nor have you noticed the checkered red and black picnic cloth you’ve been sitting on. The cake though is a delightful surprise and— where are you? 

You whip your head around and almost clang it against Ithaquas. Your eyes widen as only now does his face come into view and now you're falling into the bushes right next to you and—

“Baby, are you alright?” He says in such a sweet voice that it almost sounds out of character for him. [ cause it is, bitch. ] Although, it doesn’t take you long for you to nod your head and step out of his lap and into the scene he’s set up all by himself. 

“Wow, Ithaqua, it’s beautiful.” You say, gazing at the colors in front of you. 

“Me or the Sunset doll face?” He chuckles, making you let out a small giggle at his idiotic remark. “I thought I’d do something nice for you ‘cause, I know, it’s your birthday and all.”  

You kiss his cheek. “It’s lovely. Now, how about we celebrate a little, huh?” You say, draping your arms around his neck before he picks you up and spins you around. 

“Happy birthday, idiot.” 

a/n: SO out of character because god knows this is the first [ and probably last ] time I’m ever writing for him,,,,but I’d do it again for you Riel. Happy birthday 🎂.

© fishermanshook — no stealing , translating , plagiarizing or reposting my work on other any other sites + reblogs adored !!

[unadulteratedkr]

~Let's talk about credit~

(not financial credit trust me you don't want to take financial advice from me lol)

No, today I am inviting y'all to the table to talk about the importance of crediting other creators in fandom!

Because, listen. We don't have a peer-review system. We don't have to submit our stuff to a plagiarism checker or go through stringent editing when shitposting on tumblr; we operate in an honor system of crafting folklore using our favorite blorbos, and that means that inspiration and using the specific words and images from canon creates a grey area on what ought to be credited, and how to do it in a way that creates a solid, strong community.

Here's a little of my philosophy and how I give proper credit where it's due, so I figured I'd share them to hopefully encourage others in making sure no one out there ends up becoming fandom's James Somerton

1. Links are your friends, use them enthusiastically

Drooled over a gifset that made you write a poem? Read a fic that made you pull out your embroidery hoop? Saw some art that made you write a song? Link to the original! Tag the original artist, hyperlink to the giffer, share the fic via the amazing shortcut button on Ao3, it's what those creators deserve! Even if it's a shitpost, that creator is where your idea started, and it's the right thing to do to share directly where your audience can connect with the person who inspired you.

This holds INFINITELY true if you are directly quoting someone. If you've used someone else's words to create your own work, link back to the original. No one wants to be sent a fic or a funny post on tumblr and then feel the sinking pit in their stomach when they realize that post is their own words with someone else's name on them.

2. Ask for permission when you can

Now, the reason I threw the addendum on this with "when you can" is because knowing when to ask for permission is more of an art versus a science. I myself have written more than one fic inspired by art where I didn't reach out to the artist before I shared the fic because I had no contact with them (the joys of me refusing to touch the garbage that is the bird site). BUT this is why point number one is to always link back to the original inspiration, because I believe that should always be the bare minimum.

THAT BEING SAID.

If you have a way of contacting the original fellow fandom person who inspired you? Reach out and ask them if they'd feel comfortable with you creating something! 999 times out of 1000, they're gonna be over the MOON you want to create something inspired by what they made, and they'll be really fucking pleased you reached out to check.

3. Ask yourself: is this a "two cakes" situation or am I putting my name on someone else's cake?

This is another one that can absolutely fall into a bit of a grey area. I have written many a fic that started out with me reading a take or a fic that went in a WILDLY different direction from what I was expecting or wanted, and I went "okay, fuck it. I'll write my own." And that's absolutely been a great motivator for me to start a project!

HOWEVER.

That is me creating a different flavor of cake, putting my own frosting on it, and probably adding something weird like lemon zest and instant coffee for a lemonade cappucino chiffon that shouldn't work (but definitely does, trust me)

If I were to have read a fic or a take and then gone, "Oh, yeah, definintely, here's the same idea but now I've rephrased it juuust a little and now it's under MY username on my blog".... that's slapping a different color of frosting on the same cake and claiming it's mine. If you find yourself doing that, I really invite you to pause and consider why you felt the need to do so instead of sharing the original post.

Like, not to bring Shakespeare into it (they say, poorly concealing their icon), but fandom can be exactly like how Juliet views love. Sharing joy in what others have created absolutely can be as "boundless as the sea [...] the more I give [...], the more I have, for both are infinite". It does not take away from the joy your fellow fandom friends will have in your own original work to share the work of others.

4. Hyping up your inspiration is FUN

Finally, this is more of me going "no really, proper credit isn't going to mean people love YOU less" because I truly believe in the power of how much FUN it really is to give credit where it's due. I was buzzing for WEEKS in anticipation of publishing Objection! and The 'I Duoy' Newlywed Special because the marvelous @jackuntiljune had brainstromed with me on the name for the boat my boys eloped on. And I get so fucking giddy when I see someone comment on those fics about the name of the boat because I get to take a giant breath and go "MY FRIEND JACK CAME UP WITH IT, AREN'T THEY AMAZING?!"

If you practice giving credit where it's due, I promise promise PROMISE it will become a joy. It's FUN getting to bring more people into the sandbox to play, and I know I love it when there's more than one person out there I can yell at (affectionate) when I've been emotionally destroyed (again, affectionate) by a gifset or art or fic <3

Thanks so much for reading this far! I can't wait to keep sharing inspiration with all of you out there

[formula-fun]

there's been lots of plagiarism happening in lestappen fandom lately so can you please provide evidence you wrote your fics?

Hi! i was waiting to get this since it seems like all my friends have been getting it in the last 2 minutes as well!

i recently found out that someone i thought was a fellow writer and a personal friend is in fact just a plagiarist and was lying to my face for a few weeks, so believe me when I know this issue is extremely common right now and hurts everyone, especially writers. That being said, as a writer it's pretty hurtful to just throw accusations around, and especially to mass-send them to writers' inboxes the way that you're doing. We're the ones who are the most hurt by plagiarism in communities that we trust with our work, so it's a bit ridiculous to decide we're all guilty until proven innocent, don't you think?

I would love for you to look through my fics and find anything that would suggest they've been copied from somewhere else. Given the time I put into researching irl events to include them into fics, the energy I spend on interpreting these people's personalities into fictional characterizations, and the attention to detail of settings and timelines, I think it would be pretty difficult to copy anything from another fandom. The same goes for the sole fic I've written that's a true au, and even that has enough connection to the canon (real life) that I think it's pretty obvious it wasn't copied.

That being said, you're welcome to use a plagiarism checker if you're still concerned. Believe me, I use them all the time on my own fics to make sure nobody is plagiarizing me. So far I haven't found any cases of that, but if you decide to check them and find that they've been copied to somewhere else I'll be more than happy to prove that I was the original author. It will help you, you know, actually catch a plagiarist, too, rather than just throwing accusations around left and right.

Thanks!

[faggot-friday]

puts my word doc through a cheeky plagiarism checker knowing full well i've copied everything almost directly

[roguemonsterfucker]

Sorry to talk about it again but I'm just still flabbergasted by the whole plagiarism thing

Like... When watching hbomb's video the first time and seeing him point out the rewording of stuff to change it *just* enough to (hopefully) not get caught stealing... I flashed back to my college days of when I did exactly that. 😅

There was a limit on how many actual quotes I could use, so I got around that by literally looking at my sources and rewording it enough to get past the plagiarism checker (TurnItIn.com my belothed) without losing the meaning of the text that I honestly didn't fully understand because I was writing on topics I had no real knowledge of myself.

BUT BUT BUT

I still cited my fucking sources.

Yes, I was using other people's words so I could get through the hell that was college, but if you read my stuff, you'd know exactly where I got it from. I never claimed credit for all the ideas.

And... again... I was just doing it to survive. I wasn't making money. I didn't even end up actually graduating, so it didn't even help me academically.

Somerton on the other hand not only rarely *if ever* credited the people whose words he stole, he was doing it for money, while also putting down fellow queer creators. He *wanted* full credit for all the ideas in his videos. To cite his sources would be to pass the credit on to others. And he couldn't do that.

Edited to add: It's probably a bit extreme to say I "stole" anything for my papers. Like I said, I cited my sources. I just paraphrased what I could when needed, probably to a degree that was questionable at worst. I just have anxiety and feel like "OH NO I"M A TERRIBLE PLAGIARIST."

[magnetocerebro]

PSA About AI in the news

Okay, so. In my professional life, I’m a fact-checker for a news organization. I get an email that an article has been completed, and it takes me a few hours to go through every paragraph to check the claims and make sure it’s both accurate and not plagiarized. 

Recently, I was asked to be part of a “new program” at my organization. This program would involve making listicles/fluff pieces purely from AI, and I would be in charge of fact-checking those articles.

I turned them down. I equivocated for a minute, because I don’t think AI articles should be going out without fact-checking, but I also didn’t want to be the fact-checker that allows them to stop hiring writers.

Now, I’m not getting nearly as much work as I used to. That’s okay. I’m lucky enough to be in a financial place that I can take that stand. But not everyone else in the industry can do that.

So, get ready to see AI-generated news stories. And get ready to scrutinize every one of those stories, because I doubt that every organization is going to care as much as mine did about putting those articles through a thorough fact check.

And the worst part? The worst part is that these articles, as far as I can see, are going to require just as much work on the backend as they would have taken to write in the first place. The human writers I worked with cited their sources, for one thing, which made fact-checking much easier. Sure, I had to go sleuthing for anything they didn’t source, and I had to get on to more than one writer for thinking rewording is the same as not-plagiarizing, but I could find where all their ideas were coming from. With AI, that’s not the case. A good fact-checker is going to be working twice as hard to avoid plagiarism when every single sentence could be pulled from a different place. 

Check the bylines of your news artiicles is what I’m saying. Misinformation and Disinformation is already a problem. 

Also, screw everyone who thinks automating creativity is anything less than dystopian. 

[hellcab]

Roth's new bio ( VER-2 )

Among the living, Roth ( Marion ) Kruger was a mordacious, contemptuous jerk. Damnation made him worse.

Roth’s life was a nightmare of circumstances, outside his control. Abandoned by his parents, Roth became a ward to the state at eight years old. He spent his childhood at Saint Emiliani Orphanage, in New York City. Eventually, Roth was aged out from the system, thrusting him into the world. Despite his rough upbringing, Roth wanted to make something out of himself.

Yet, failure was his only option. The first domino was being framed for plagiarism at New York University, by someone he once considered a friend. Despite his pleas, Roth’s protest fell on deaf ears. He was ushered out, blacklisted to further his humiliation. From there, Roth’s life spiraled out of control.

Struggling for work, Roth found employment with the checker cab company. The job, though grueling, kept Roth above water to survive. Around this time, he collected a group of friends, notably Nina Roberston and Scott Holden. Nina was a self-made fashion designer living in Harlem, whom Roth dated. Nina was the light in his life, a reminder that there’s still good. Scott was a troubled veteran, who was disgraced after it was revealed he shared information with his North Vietnamese captors. This “betrayal” was to save a wounded comrade, whom The Vietnamese were withholding medicine from. It was Scott’s fate that eventually broke Roth.

After a heated argument, Roth abandoned Scott at a bar. Scott was forced to walk home, where he was accosted by two NYPD officers. Without much provocation,  the officers started beating Scott for “resisting arrest”. Scott though, managed to fight back and try to escape, not wanting to hurt anyone. For his trouble, he was shot. The bullet pierced his back and paralyzed him. Scott later died during surgery, when doctors tried removing the slug from his spinal cord.

Nina was the first to tell Roth, which devastated him. Unable to process the grief and regret, Roth suffered a nervous breakdown. In his madness, he took out his pain and frustration out on Nina. The result left her heartbroken. On that night, Roth lost all his friends and his religion. Proclaiming that, there’s no God. Roth’s erratic behavior saw him fired from his job, losing his apartment and becoming an outcast.

In 1979, of that same year, Roth was murdered.

At night, Roth was on the Brooklyn bridge. He had nothing left, no friends, no home, and no hope for the future. There, he struggled to jump. Someone came along, to choose for him. The Wire, an infamous serial killer, ambushed Roth on the bridge. Despite the surprise, Roth fought back with every inch of his life. Unfortunately, The Wire won in the end.

Roth was thrown over the bride, landing into the freezing waters below. The impact didn’t kill Roth, but the drowning took him. A week later, Roth’s corpse was found by harbor workers. Police ruled his death a suicide. Nina, still heartbroken, had Roth buried with money she earned through her shop.

In Heaven, Roth arrived well ahead of time. He was shown in, thinking he somehow made it. Roth’s delusions were soon crushed, as he was put on trial. A committee of angels decided Roth’s fate, while his guardian Angel defended him. For prosecution, Dearie made the argument for Roth’s damnation. The committee sided with Dearie, much to Roth’s horror. Out of desperation, Roth blindly thought he could escape the courtroom. At the door, he was greeted by an Exorcist.  

The Exorcist subdued Roth, dragging him away as he screamed and begged. He was soon thrown into Hades, into Hell.

In Hell, Roth was surprised. It wasn’t the inferno described by Dante, but a world of excess and vice. It reminded Roth of New York’s seedier parts, all condensed into one and overexposed. But Roth was still frightened beyond belief. Even more so, he was horrified by his demonic appearance. In his first few weeks into eternal damnation, Roth once again became a fervent follower of Christ. Though, he soon accepted that his prayers of rescue could never be answer. Alone, with just his grit and gut-instinct, Roth survived.

In 1983, Roth landed a job with The Gehenna Cab Company, one which provided enough to afford his own apartment. He found friends, he even found love. That love being Maple Kovacs, an erotic dancer who dreamed about becoming a song writer. Maple worked at Club Ice, owned and operated by Eduardo, an iguana demon.  Together, Roth and Maple had a fun and romantic life together.

This was not for long.

In 1987, Eduardo was “convinced” into selling Club Ice to Valentino. He was later found dead in his apartment, by an apparent overdose. Valentino now owned the club, including every single contract. He sought to make sure his new “employees” stayed loyal.  Soon, Valentino was informed about Roth’s relationship with Maple. Seeing Roth as an unnecessary distraction for Maple, Valentino sent his problem solver to educate Roth. It was here Roth first met Robert Milhaud, the man who would ruin his life again.

Arriving home one late night, Roth and Maple were greeted by Robert and his associates. Despite fighting back, Roth and Maple were both subdued. Forced to watch, Roth was beaten nearly to death in front of Maple. Taking Maple to Valentino, Robert warned Roth that if he continues his relationship with Maple, he will hurt her. Roth despite loving Maple, choose ending the relationship rather than risking her death.  Over the next couple of weeks, Roth received call after call from Maple, begging Roth to see her.

Roth ignored every message, not wanting to risk her safety.

On Extermination Day, of 1989, Maples apartment ( her prison ) was destroyed by Adam’s exterminators. Though Maple was never found, it was assumed she died. Roth couldn’t attend the funeral but watched from afar. He felt nothing but hatred towards Valentino, for what he had done. More than anything, he hated himself for what he allowed. He failed Maple. Just as he failed so many people before.

In 1992, Roth was growing more and more resentful towards Hell. He wanted desperately to escape. There was nothing left, no future, no peace down below. It was around this time; Roth had a chance encounter with Vincent Andras. Demonstrating a simple magic trick, Vincent connected with Roth and eventually brought him to Ultima Discordia. The group were dedicated practitioners of chaos magick. Vincent Andras, a man stepped in the new wave of occult knowledge during the 1970s, wanted to share his knowledge with Roth. Perhaps, even, a way to escape Hell.  All he wanted was Roth’s unquestioning loyalty.

Roth accepted his offer. Willingly.

In the coming years, Roth studied under Vincent Andras, with both men becoming close friends. Yet, slowly, and surely, Roth started questioning how genuine his friend was. Andras was determined, caring little about the personal dangers of magic. This drive for knowledge withered the collective sanity and health of the cult. Discussions soon turned to arguments, as Roth and Vincent’s relationship was strained. In 1995, the cult came into possession an ancient Tibetan Scroll, named ཨ་ཀོ་ཧ་ཐི་ཡི་སྒོ་མོ། , or Doors of Agharti, contained thirty intricate Mandalas. Vincent explained that “Doors of Agharti” was their key to freedom. A doorway to the realm of ultimate peace. After four years of grueling work, they finally translated the scroll.

Om October 25th, 1998, the cult underwent the ritual to reach Agharti. The journey was harsh, as Vincent, Roth and the cult suffered both hunger and hallucinations. Yet, after so much suffering, the final mandala was reached.

The ritual failed.

All laws of reality were made void. Something arrived, something hungry. During the confusion, insanity and ravenous violence, Vincent and Roth managed to escape. Despite their fear and weakened mental states, they knew they must seal the doorway. Miraculously,   they managed to seal the doorway, sending whatever came back through. Yet, the price for this victory was steep. The cult was dead, with Vincent and Roth being the only survivors.

Both men blamed each other for the disaster. Roth rebukes Vincent, swearing he will never work with him again. Severa days later, Roth suffered an acute nervous breakdown, screaming about “Thousands and Thousands of Teeth”. He was admitted into psychiatric help, at The Walter Freeman Memorial Hospital. There, Roth was eventually diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder.

From 1998 to 2002, Roth was given the help he needed to resume a normal life. It was around this time, he met Guns Akimbo, a mercenary and gun dealer based on Pride. Guns Akimbo was instrumental in arming Gehenna Cabs during the “Great Cab War” of 2003, which saw widespread violence through Pentagram City. The event was even covered by Alastor, with great amusement.

Afterwards, Roth and Guns assumed a sexual relationship, that blossomed into romance. Unfortunately, their conflicting personalities caused their breakup. They remain on rather hostile terms.

Now, in 2024, Roth Kruger is still trying to escape Hell. He believes that through magic, he can defy Lucifer, Heaven and everyone who ever doubted him.

But, then again, his magic comes at a price. His own sanity is slowly and surely being drained. Resulting in Roth becoming more and more unhinged.

There’s also on important Rule, Roth has broken in magic.

A knocked door cannot be unknocked.

[jauniegal]

put my paper through a plagiarism checker then panicked cause it said it had a high risk of plagiarism and panicked

...then remembered I haven't added any of the sources yet

[wweassets]

@ plagiarizing anon. I need the TEA. Because I was an English major in college (go figure, book writing anon was an English major). I’ve never plagiarized. But let me tell you. THE STRESS of accidentally plagarizing is real.

SAME, i was terrified of being accused of plagiarism at uni 💀i put my essays through every plagiarism checker

[0alanasworld0]

ty for bringing this to my attention. If y'all would like to do a plagiarism checker on me, PLEASE do go ahead lmfao. i dont even have a wattpad or AO3 account!

"Various authors from wattpad and ao3" - please do name those authors cos i would LOVE to know for myself. i will not stand for being slandered just because i played a part in exposing a serial plagiariser. the claims i made the other day were backed up with links and substantiated by various other people.

if you guys get these anons, i beg you to PLEASE report them. tumblr can now trace back to these anons and act accordingly if enough reports go through.

when vague-ass accusations like this are being thrown around, i beg u to please do some research for yourself. thats exactly what i did yesterday and why i acted so harshly. i, among others, put the "writer's" work through a checker and came to my own conclusion through that. this is NOT the same.

i will ask you all to use some common sense. isn't it weird that literally a day after i had a pop at a serial plagiariser and provided evidence of the fact that now myself and @footballerimaginess are now being accused of the same thing. except with extremely vague and baseless statements. i urge them to provide links of the works we allegedly plagiarised as well as screenshots of the messages that were sent because i can assure you that there were none.

[redtail-lol]

Also neurodivergent kids kinda just Talk Like That. Some of us were hyperverbal and hyperlexic and we use bigger words. It's just our speech.

AI checkers can be good, but they shouldn't be used for every single paper. You can usually figure out yourself if something is likely written by AI, and use that to decide whether to run something through an AI checker. ChatGPT and other LLMs have a certain way of writing, and when it's surrounded by non-AI text it's extremely jarring. You can also tell by yourself if someone has previously submitted written work and it's got a stark contrast that makes you not think the student wrote both. For example, when I was still in class, oftentimes we would be given prompts/questions about our reading that we had to answer. If you compare people's answers to those questions to how they write their essays, you could find someone was using AI. Then it's useful to put the suspected paper into an AI checker, and if it gets a high score, consider it AI. If it doesn't, try looking into if it was plagiarized from somewhere else.

Also, don't teach kids how to un-AI their work! This does nothing for kids who don't use AI, because they shouldn't be having their stuff run if they're not suspected and a low score shouldn't matter, but kids who do use AI now know which words the checker doesn't like and can take out the words that tip off the detector to lower their score. That just renders the AI detector useless

[plagiarismturnitinreport]

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Verifying the uniqueness of your work is of utmost importance in today’s information-driven society. Everyone in Kakinada, be they students, researchers, or content creators, needs a reliable plagiarism checker if they want their work to be taken seriously. This article will go into the significance of plagiarism detection, the best practices for using these tools, and the advantages they provide. To help you become a better writer and stay away from plagiarism, we have included some practical pointers.

## Understanding Plagiarism and Its Implications

Using the words, ideas, or work of another person without giving them credit is called plagiarism. It can involve paraphrasing or just copying and pasting information without giving proper credit. Plagiarism is a serious problem that can have serious repercussions, such as legal trouble and academic fines, and it ruins academic and professional credibility. The first step in avoiding plagiarism and keeping your work genuine is to have a good understanding of what it is.

## Why Plagiarism Checkers Are Essential

To make sure your work is completely unique, you need a plagiarism checker. They check your text for duplicates or similarities by running it through a massive database of sources. Both closely paraphrased and directly copied information can be detected using this method. Use these tools to make sure you cite your sources correctly, minimise accidental plagiarism, and boost your work’s trustworthiness.

## How Plagiarism Detection Tools Work

To find instances of plagiarism, these programs compare your work to a database of previously published works using complex algorithms. They provide a comprehensive analysis on possible problems by highlighting parts of your content that match other sources. From precise matches to nuanced paraphrasing, these programs can detect all kinds of copying. You can enhance your work before submitting it for publication with their real-time input.

## Benefits of Using a Plagiarism Checker in Kakinada

Several benefits can be gained by using a Kakinada-based plagiarism checker. Because local services are familiar with the norms and expectations of the area’s educational system, they can better assist local students and teachers. Furthermore, when contrasted with national or international alternatives, these services could provide faster turnaround times at competitive prices. Your experience might be even better if you have access to individualised customer assistance.

## Choosing the Right Plagiarism Checker

Considerations including database coverage, ease of use, and accuracy should be considered while choosing a plagiarism checker. Search for a program that accurately detects different types of plagiarism and gives thorough results. Finding a service that works for you can also be helped by reading reviews and recommendations made by other users. For optimal efficiency, make sure the tool works well with your process.

## Effective Strategies for Preventing Plagiarism

Proper citation strategies must be understood and practiced in order to avoid accusations of plagiarism. When using someone else’s words, ideas, or data, you must always cite your sources. Put direct quotations in quotation marks and reference your sources using the format specified in the style guide. To keep your work original, make it a habit to do thorough research and cite your sources correctly.

## Interpreting Plagiarism Reports

Finding out how much of your work is plagiarised is possible with the use of plagiarism reports. Sections of text are highlighted and links to the sources of the matches are provided. To make sense of these reports, you have to figure out if the highlighted text has to be revised or cited correctly. Make use of the comments to improve your work, making sure you properly credit your sources and that everything you write is unique.

## Debunking Common Myths About Plagiarism Detection

Concerning plagiarism detection systems, there are multiple misconceptions. The idea that these systems can accurately identify every kind of plagiarism is a prevalent fallacy. Although these tools are helpful, they aren’t perfect, and they could miss more subtle types of copying. Plagiarism checkers are helpful for more than just academic writing; they can enhance your professional and creative pieces as well.

## Incorporating Plagiarism Checks into Your Workflow

The quality of your writing can be improved by including plagiarism checkers into your writing process. Always use a plagiarism detector before submitting your work for final approval. This preventative method guarantees that your work is unique and up to par by allowing you to spot and fix problems before they become major problems. By regularly utilising these tools, you can enhance your writing effectiveness and decrease the likelihood of plagiarism.

## Enhancing Your Writing with Citation Tips

To avoid accusations of plagiarism and boost your work’s trustworthiness, proper citation is essential. Properly style your references by making use of citation tools and guidelines. Make sure all of your sources are properly cited and that your writing process is streamlined by incorporating citation recommendations. Not only does this method improve your writing in general, but it also makes your work more unique.

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## FAQs related to “Check Your Plagiarism”

### FAQ 1: How does the Check Your Plagiarism identify AI-generated content?

By examining writing patterns, language usage, and stylistic characteristics that differ from human writing, our plagiarism checker employs sophisticated algorithms to identify content written by artificial intelligence. As soon as it receives your text, it checks it against a massive database of both human-and AI-written samples. It is easier to tell the difference between human-written content and AI-generated text using this method. Your content will be free of unauthorised AI help and stick to academic integrity with this tool’s pattern recognition capabilities.

### FAQ 2: Can Check Your Plagiarism detect paraphrased content?

Paraphrased text is something that plagiarism detectors are made to catch. These applications employ complex algorithms to search through a large database of sources for any similarities in your content, regardless of the language. They don’t merely look for literal matches; they also consider the context and semantic meaning to determine whether passages have been paraphrased. This feature is great for keeping your material original and making sure that even rephrased concepts are correctly cited.

### FAQ 3: What should I do if my plagiarism report shows a high similarity score?

Pay close attention to the highlighted portions if your plagiarism report indicates a high similarity score. Verify that the citations for the matches are correct or if any changes are necessary. Correct any problematic parts to increase originality and make sure all sources are properly cited. Rephrasing or adding more original information might help lessen similarity and enhance the uniqueness of your work if the content is correctly cited but still detected.

### FAQ 4: How can I integrate a Check Your Plagiarism into my existing workflow?

Make using a plagiarism checker an integral part of your writing and editing routine to get the most out of it. Before you finalise your content, use it to review drafts. Pick a program that works well with the programs you already use, like word processors and LMSs. Make sure your writing is unique and correctly cited by regularly revising it based on the plagiarism checker’s input.

### FAQ 5: Are plagiarism detection tools reliable for academic and professional use?

The answer is yes, plagiarism detection programs may be trusted in the workplace and in the classroom. In order to accurately detect different types of plagiarism, they use sophisticated algorithms and vast databases. These technologies aid in preserving the quality of your work by giving you precise reports and feedback in real-time. They are fundamental for maintaining quality in professional and academic writing, preventing accidental plagiarism, and making sure sources are properly cited.

In conclusion,

In conclusion, if you want to keep your credibility and stay away from plagiarism problems, you need to make sure your work is unique. You can accomplish this with the help of accurate and dependable instruments by using top plagiarism checkers in Kakinada. You may improve your writing and keep your standards of originality high by learning how to use these tools and integrating them into your workflow.

### **Please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Check Your Plagiarism YouTube Channel**

To get more tips and tricks for avoiding plagiarism, subscribe to the “Check Your Plagiarism” YouTube channel, and don’t forget to like and share the videos. Keep yourself updated on the latest trends, approaches, and strategies to ensure that your work is original and free of plagiarism.

Verifying the uniqueness of your work is of utmost importance in today’s information-driven society. Everyone in Kakinada, be they students, researchers, or content creators, needs a reliable plagiarism checker if they want their work to be taken seriously. This article will go into the significance of plagiarism detection, the best practices for using these tools, and the advantages they provide. To help you become a better writer and stay away from plagiarism, we have included some practical pointers.

## Understanding Plagiarism and Its Implications

Using the words, ideas, or work of another person without giving them credit is called plagiarism. It can involve paraphrasing or just copying and pasting information without giving proper credit. Plagiarism is a serious problem that can have serious repercussions, such as legal trouble and academic fines, and it ruins academic and professional credibility. The first step in avoiding plagiarism and keeping your work genuine is to have a good understanding of what it is.

## Why Plagiarism Checkers Are Essential

To make sure your work is completely unique, you need a plagiarism checker. They check your text for duplicates or similarities by running it through a massive database of sources. Both closely paraphrased and directly copied information can be detected using this method. Use these tools to make sure you cite your sources correctly, minimise accidental plagiarism, and boost your work’s trustworthiness.

## How Plagiarism Detection Tools Work

To find instances of plagiarism, these programs compare your work to a database of previously published works using complex algorithms. They provide a comprehensive analysis on possible problems by highlighting parts of your content that match other sources. From precise matches to nuanced paraphrasing, these programs can detect all kinds of copying. You can enhance your work before submitting it for publication with their real-time input.

## Benefits of Using a Plagiarism Checker in Kakinada

Several benefits can be gained by using a Kakinada-based plagiarism checker. Because local services are familiar with the norms and expectations of the area’s educational system, they can better assist local students and teachers. Furthermore, when contrasted with national or international alternatives, these services could provide faster turnaround times at competitive prices. Your experience might be even better if you have access to individualised customer assistance.

## Choosing the Right Plagiarism Checker

Considerations including database coverage, ease of use, and accuracy should be considered while choosing a plagiarism checker. Search for a program that accurately detects different types of plagiarism and gives thorough results. Finding a service that works for you can also be helped by reading reviews and recommendations made by other users. For optimal efficiency, make sure the tool works well with your process.

## Effective Strategies for Preventing Plagiarism

Proper citation strategies must be understood and practiced in order to avoid accusations of plagiarism. When using someone else’s words, ideas, or data, you must always cite your sources. Put direct quotations in quotation marks and reference your sources using the format specified in the style guide. To keep your work original, make it a habit to do thorough research and cite your sources correctly.

## Interpreting Plagiarism Reports

Finding out how much of your work is plagiarised is possible with the use of plagiarism reports. Sections of text are highlighted and links to the sources of the matches are provided. To make sense of these reports, you have to figure out if the highlighted text has to be revised or cited correctly. Make use of the comments to improve your work, making sure you properly credit your sources and that everything you write is unique.

## Debunking Common Myths About Plagiarism Detection

Concerning plagiarism detection systems, there are multiple misconceptions. The idea that these systems can accurately identify every kind of plagiarism is a prevalent fallacy. Although these tools are helpful, they aren’t perfect, and they could miss more subtle types of copying. Plagiarism checkers are helpful for more than just academic writing; they can enhance your professional and creative pieces as well.

## Incorporating Plagiarism Checks into Your Workflow

The quality of your writing can be improved by including plagiarism checkers into your writing process. Always use a plagiarism detector before submitting your work for final approval. This preventative method guarantees that your work is unique and up to par by allowing you to spot and fix problems before they become major problems. By regularly utilising these tools, you can enhance your writing effectiveness and decrease the likelihood of plagiarism.

## Enhancing Your Writing with Citation Tips

To avoid accusations of plagiarism and boost your work’s trustworthiness, proper citation is essential. Properly style your references by making use of citation tools and guidelines. Make sure all of your sources are properly cited and that your writing process is streamlined by incorporating citation recommendations. Not only does this method improve your writing in general, but it also makes your work more unique.

## FAQs related to “Check Your Plagiarism”

### FAQ 1: How does the Check Your Plagiarism identify AI-generated content?

By examining writing patterns, language usage, and stylistic characteristics that differ from human writing, our plagiarism checker employs sophisticated algorithms to identify content written by artificial intelligence. As soon as it receives your text, it checks it against a massive database of both human-and AI-written samples. It is easier to tell the difference between human-written content and AI-generated text using this method. Your content will be free of unauthorised AI help and stick to academic integrity with this tool’s pattern recognition capabilities.

### FAQ 2: Can Check Your Plagiarism detect paraphrased content?

Paraphrased text is something that plagiarism detectors are made to catch. These applications employ complex algorithms to search through a large database of sources for any similarities in your content, regardless of the language. They don’t merely look for literal matches; they also consider the context and semantic meaning to determine whether passages have been paraphrased. This feature is great for keeping your material original and making sure that even rephrased concepts are correctly cited.

### FAQ 3: What should I do if my plagiarism report shows a high similarity score?

Pay close attention to the highlighted portions if your plagiarism report indicates a high similarity score. Verify that the citations for the matches are correct or if any changes are necessary. Correct any problematic parts to increase originality and make sure all sources are properly cited. Rephrasing or adding more original information might help lessen similarity and enhance the uniqueness of your work if the content is correctly cited but still detected.

### FAQ 4: How can I integrate a Check Your Plagiarism into my existing workflow?

Make using a plagiarism checker an integral part of your writing and editing routine to get the most out of it. Before you finalise your content, use it to review drafts. Pick a program that works well with the programs you already use, like word processors and LMSs. Make sure your writing is unique and correctly cited by regularly revising it based on the plagiarism checker’s input.

### FAQ 5: Are plagiarism detection tools reliable for academic and professional use?

The answer is yes, plagiarism detection programs may be trusted in the workplace and in the classroom. In order to accurately detect different types of plagiarism, they use sophisticated algorithms and vast databases. These technologies aid in preserving the quality of your work by giving you precise reports and feedback in real-time. They are fundamental for maintaining quality in professional and academic writing, preventing accidental plagiarism, and making sure sources are properly cited.

In conclusion,

In conclusion, if you want to keep your credibility and stay away from plagiarism problems, you need to make sure your work is unique. You can accomplish this with the help of accurate and dependable instruments by using top plagiarism checkers in Kakinada. You may improve your writing and keep your standards of originality high by learning how to use these tools and integrating them into your workflow.

### **Please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Check Your Plagiarism YouTube Channel**

To get more tips and tricks for avoiding plagiarism, subscribe to the “Check Your Plagiarism” YouTube channel, and don’t forget to like and share the videos. Keep yourself updated on the latest trends, approaches, and strategies to ensure that your work is original and free of plagiarism.