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    The document discusses 10 common types of plagiarism that academic writers should be aware of. It defines each type, including clone plagiarism (verbatim copying without attribution), remix plagiarism (combining information from multiple sources without citation), Ctrl+C plagiarism (copying a significant portion of text from a single source without alteration), and hybrid, find-replace, recycle, mashup, 404 error, aggregator, and re-tweet plagiarisms. It concludes by providing tips for avoiding plagiarism such as reading sources thoroughly, giving proper citations, including access dates and URLs for online sources, quoting common phrases and definitions, including a references section, and getting a plagiarism report.

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    The document discusses 10 common types of plagiarism that academic writers should be aware of. It defines each type, including clone plagiarism (verbatim copying without attribution), remix plagiarism (combining information from multiple sources without citation), Ctrl+C plagiarism (copying a significant portion of text from a single source without alteration), and hybrid, find-replace, recycle, mashup, 404 error, aggregator, and re-tweet plagiarisms. It concludes by providing tips for avoiding plagiarism such as reading sources thoroughly, giving proper citations, including access dates and URLs for online sources, quoting common phrases and definitions, including a references section, and getting a plagiarism report.

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    The document discusses 10 common types of plagiarism that academic writers should be aware of. It defines each type, including clone plagiarism (verbatim copying without attribution), remix plagiarism (combining information from multiple sources without citation), Ctrl+C plagiarism (copying a significant portion of text from a single source without alteration), and hybrid, find-replace, recycle, mashup, 404 error, aggregator, and re-tweet plagiarisms. It concludes by providing tips for avoiding plagiarism such as reading sources thoroughly, giving proper citations, including access dates and URLs for online sources, quoting common phrases and definitions, including a references section, and getting a plagiarism report.

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    The document discusses 10 common types of plagiarism that academic writers should be aware of. It defines each type, including clone plagiarism (verbatim copying without attribution), remix plagiarism (combining information from multiple sources without citation), Ctrl+C plagiarism (copying a significant portion of text from a single source without alteration), and hybrid, find-replace, recycle, mashup, 404 error, aggregator, and re-tweet plagiarisms. It concludes by providing tips for avoiding plagiarism such as reading sources thoroughly, giving proper citations, including access dates and URLs for online sources, quoting common phrases and definitions, including a references section, and getting a plagiarism report.

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    10 Types of Plagiarism – Every Academic

    Writer Should Know


    Plagiarism is the most common issue that every academic writer
    faces while writing their research paper or dissertation. The famous
    plagiarism checking tools such as Duplichecker and Turnitin are
    classifying the plagiarisms into 10 common types before generating
    the report. In this article, we are going to find out the 10 types of
    plagiarism that every academic writer should know to avoid it.
    1. “Clone” – Plagiarism
    Cloning plagiarism is also called identical copying. In Cloning, one
    person copies another work (word-for-word) without any change and
    claim as his own work.

    2. “Remix” – Plagiarism
    In the remix type of plagiarism, one person collects information from
    various sources and mix all together as a single document then claim
    the work as their own work.

    3. “Ctrl+C” – Plagiarism
    In the written document a significant portion of text copied from any
    single source without any alteration then it is called Ctrl+C kind of
    plagiarism.

    4. “Hybrid” – Plagiarism
    In the hybrid type of plagiarism, Perfectly cited source documents are
    copied and arranged as a new document without citation.

    5. “Find-Replace” – Plagiarism
    Changing the most common keywords and phrases in the copied
    content and not making any changes in the essential document is
    called “Find and Replace” – kind of plagiarism.

    6. “Recycle” – Plagiarism
    Recycle is also called self-plagiarism. It refers to the act of borrowing
    from one’s own previous document without a proper citation.

    7. “Mashup” – Plagiarism
    When the written document is copied from more than one source and
    all are mixed together without any proper citation then it is called
    mashup kind of plagiarism

    8. “404 Error” – Plagiarism


    “404 Error” – plagiarism is the eighth most important type. In this, a
    person creates a document by copying from various sources and
    prepare as a single document with the citation. but if the citation is
    inaccurate or it will lead to non-existing resources then it will be called
    404 types of plagiarism.

    9. “Aggregator” – Plagiarism
    In this type of plagiarism, the written document includes all the
    proper citation but it does not contain original work then it is called
    aggregator plagiarism.

    10. “Re-Tweet” – Plagiarism


    If all the written document seems perfect with properly cited mark but
    still the document resembles somewhere the original text’s structure
    or wordings then it is called Re-Tweet plagiarism.
    Tips to Avoid Plagiarism
     Read and understand the original document several times before start
    explaining about it.
     Do not copy any word or sentence from the original document.
     Give proper citation to all the sources(Books, Journal, Website, Video, and so
    on).
     In case of citing online sources, Include the accessed date and appropriate
    URL in the reference.
     Common phrases and definition need to be quoted and cited without any
    modification.
     Make a practice to include the “references” section whenever write an
    academic document.
     Cross verify all your citations before submitting your document.
     Finally, take a plagiarism report from any one of the famous plagiarism
    software to ensure the originality of the written document.
    Hope, this will help academic writers to know about the 10 common
    types of plagiarisms and its severity.

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