I once quoted what @theymos said about the plagiarism case, theymos said.
Common rule violations
These are the most common rule violations that newbies make. There are other rules than these.
- Plagiarism: If you copy some text from somewhere, then you should have a good reason for it, and you must link to the source. Doing otherwise is plagiarism. Changing a few words around doesn't matter. If we find that you plagiarized, then you absolutely will be permanently banned, even if we find it years after you did it.
What do you think? Is plagiarism always intentional or can there be some specific cases in which it is not? It is not clear to me.
if you understand the content above in terms of words, the words 100 percent lead to one of the media articles, google no bargaining penalties apply and it's on purpose.
The opposite is 100 percent words, but what is found in the article is only 20-30 percent, maybe it's coincidentally the same words, not on purpose, not included in cases of plagiarism.