Quote from: Lucius on Today at 01:25:26 PM

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 11:38:37 AM

Any reason you were hesitant to report? I know depending on my mood I can be a bit more or less forgiving at times, but people like that are in my view just asking to be reported.

Due to the fact that the post I linked to is identical to the one posted by the user msdbitco on Steemit (it seems that the post has now been deleted). Someone asked a question with a link to that post, but there was no answer until the thread was deleted.

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 11:38:37 AM

Looking through a couple of archived posts now and I don't see any reason that I would not have reported all of them.

Regardless of the post I'm talking about, it seems that in other cases there was no doubt about plagiarism - although you should always be sure before such a report, because sometimes even though there is no link source, it's not plagiarism, but the user just copied his content from another platform.

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 11:38:37 AM

Just looking for other peoples views. I really think I should be reporting more, but a lot of people seem to be more tolerant then I am so I don't wind up reporting some things, because I see a bunch of replies so I think some people think it's worth discussing.

-Dave

Perhaps it is about greater tolerance, but it seems to me that there is much more to it than that. Most members do not want to spend their time on something for which they are not motivated in some way, and reporting is still a voluntary contribution to the forum.

His plagiarism was very modest; it's hard to even call it plagiarism. He simply copied the news, consisting of one sentence, and created a topic. Very stupid of him. I saw in him an ordinary newcomer who, inspired, came to the forum, believing that everything is allowed here.
It was even a pity to create a report for moderators on the topic of plagiarism. Grin

https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6093/60935436.html

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