Plagiarism - a specific form of fraud that involves the misappropriation of someones ideas, thoughts and intellectual property.
Below are presented the most common forms of plagiarism:
Clone: Copying and pasting of a content.
CTRL-C: Containing significant portions of a single source text without alterations.
CTRL-F: Retaining of the source content but replacing of keywords and phrases.
Remix: Combination of retained texts of several sources.
Recycle: Auto plagiarism re-publishing of already published or submitted data.
Hybrid: Combination of perfectly cited sources, although copied passages arent cited.
Mosaic: Multiple sources data are combined .
404 Error: Non-existed sources are cited or inaccurate information about sources is provided.
RSS Feed: Sources are properly cited, although work isnt original.
Re-Post: Citation is proper, although the work is very similar to the sources original wording and/or structure.
Data Plagiarism: Data falsification or fabrication, improper appropriation of other authors work.
Software-Based Text Modification: Change of a content through software (text spinner, translation engine) application for the aim to avoid plagiarism detection.
Use others intellectual property in soundness with the standards of academic integrity! Dont forget respect and citation!