Quote from: pandukelana2712 on March 15, 2019, 08:42:39 PM

Quote from: Diamond Member on March 15, 2019, 04:55:37 PM

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You are mistaken. The relevant portion of the definition of plagiarism is passing someone else's writing off as your own. These people are not passing off this writing as being published by someone else, they are passing it off as if they wrote it themselves. There needs to be something within the post disclosing it is not original content, or that it is translated content.

It is not new that people are using google translate to post in sections of languages they cannot speak/read/write, this happens frequently in forums with communities spanning multiple countries, but it is new for someone to copy content that is not their own and pass it off as their own after translating it.

I'm saying the truth.
Plagiarizing not same with translating.
For example, you translate a song lyrics to Chinese language, Is this action includes plagiarism? Of course not.
It's just translating.
Then you publish your translate that song lyrics to your blog, Is this plagiarism? No.

But, the action is doesn't right and totally violates the law and infringes copyright.
This forum requires an additional rule about how to post the translations.

I would refer you to Merriam Webster:

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to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own

Nothing in any of the posts cited in the OP are claiming to be anything other than the authors original words. No additional rules are necessary.