Quote from: hilariousetc on May 25, 2018, 01:01:59 PM

Quote from: Oldcoolboy on May 25, 2018, 12:25:37 PM

How can refer to this news as plagiarism? The publisher of this post just wanted to know if altcoins can buy an apartment. I just reproduced this news to him. Who am I copying?
Read that post carefully.he looking to buy an apartment using altcoin, and Venezuela has just released a news that can be used to buy an apartment in Bitcoin. I got the news out to him.
I quoted a news to answer a question. Is this plagiarism?

Yes, it's plagiarism and you didn't quote it. You're copying the original author and passing off somebody elses content as your own. You should properly quote and source it. This isn't the only time you've done it either.

I usually quote someone else's post and add the link of this post, but because this is just a public brief news, I think this news can answer his questions. At that time, I didn't care about this point. It was a mistake. I should add a link after. In fact, look the topic of the post, this news is indeed an answer. I really don't mean to plagiarism. I just think of this short news to answer his question.And I added my own words below the post，Maybe this is what you need?
I am an experienced bounty hunter. I don't need to rely on pasting to increase the number of posts. I will not deliberately do that. Undecided

But still thank you for pointing out.