Plagiarism unmasking questions between questions about plagiarism

Relationships are like that ... Pay more attention in the future... Look at Liu Yong's number,

In fact, this kind of thing is normal in college, since they have all graduated, why bother about this, in the future, when he goes to society, he can come up with real things, and then it will be the real competition, now, why not let him go to the prestige?

Anyway, I still admire you, if everyone plagiarizes, what hope is there for our country. But you don't have to be a villain, you've already told the teacher, the rest is the teacher's business, and you can't do anything about him if he wants to watch people put down the dishes, right?

1.Of course it's a crime. For example, Lingzhu plagiarized Inuyasha, people have the right to sue you, but they haven't heard of it or don't want to be serious. After all, across the country.

2. Even if the law of a country does not explicitly stipulate the issue of plagiarism, no one morally will think that it is right. Aren't there many nowadays who morally condemn the plagiarist, make him apologize and supervise him. If the plagiarist does not apologize and continues to plagiarize, even if he does not have to pay legal responsibility, his reputation will not be good, and in the end, there will be no good results.

3.There are many similar ideas, and it doesn't matter if some bad street ideas are exactly the same, or you can say that you have the same idea but different expressions. This specific issue is analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

Assuming that there are similar ideas in the middle of nowhere, then of course it will be considered unlucky to publish later. However, it is possible to hear about the former before the publication, and if you still insist on publishing it, you will have to bear the consequences.

Everyone looks down on you, and you have no friends. There are only two possibilities: one is that your classmate is more authoritative, and everyone trusts or has to believe what he says; The second is that this classmate did come up with some evidence.

If it's the first case, I suggest you treat it coldly, don't take it seriously, things will fade after a long time, and primary and secondary school students won't dwell on this kind of thing for too long. If it's the second case, then you'd better take a good look at the evidence that your classmates think you plagiarized, see if it's really that similar, and if there is any evidence that you haven't plagiarized, you can ask the teacher for help if necessary.

No matter what the situation is, what method is used, you must relax your mind, and remember that if you don't copy it, you don't copy it, and if you don't copy it, you will be excellent. In the future, you should write harder, write better, and be a model essay. As long as you don't copy it, it is impossible to have the same text twice; As long as the essays you write in the future are still excellent, it will naturally prove your strength, and it will also prove that your first essay was written by yourself.

This is typical of their envy, jealousy, and hatred, and they don't care. After a long time, they will naturally pay attention to you! You don't have to worry, time can dilute everything. You work hard to prove that you are the best!

Don't pay too much attention to it, the clear will clear itself. He may be jealous of you or something else. Go to someone to explain, but don't always explain, if they don't believe how many times you explain it's useless, and the person who really loves you won't believe it and won't care about it, and let the person who slanders you come up with evidence.

If you don't have friends, you can create friends, and you can live well even without friends. Believe me.

Ask your classmate to show evidence and ask him|From her point of view, the clear person is self-purifying.

The current ** is a stage of poor inspiration, and some plots have even been written by different authors over and over again. There are two possibilities for this collision theme.

1: One of these two people may have read another person's book, and because of their great love, they wrote ** on a similar theme. (If most of this is similar to the original work, even if it is plagiarism, it is not called borrowing.) ）

2: Maybe two people thought of the same theme and plot, although it is unlikely, but there is something (short story). If it is long and many of them are similar, then there must be plagiarism.