Plagiarism
Definition
Using others ideas and knowledge and calling it yours without asking for permission and informing the site that you are taking their information
Plagiarism laws
Photos, animations, greeting cards are copyrighted and are not supposed to be displayed on personal websites.
If photos, text are copied for a school assignment the creator of the information should be credited
Rearranging paragraphs is also called plagiarism. If the user gives credit to the real author and source. The ideas should be in your own words
You can’t copy use anybody else’s passwords without permission or bribing
Selling or taking music is illegal because the founder might not have allowed anyone to do that
Giving software illegally does not allow it’s user to earn money from it. Softwares can be bought with a manual and special instructions
Seeing or downloading movies from the internet is illegal because the founder or the creator cannot earn money from it.
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Cotation
The logo of copyrighted work
Source
http://scribesite.home.att.net/images/copyrite.gif
Author-Richard Busch
File name- picture
Date of publishing-April 1994
The title of web page-Copyright for Bulletin Editors
Day accesed-8 April 2008
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