I often browse articles that are posted in the headlines, and when I think about writing articles with different perspectives, I will bookmark them.
Then read, synthesize and refine a topic with practical significance, and write an article that is completely different from the article.
Most of the authors of these articles like to write articles of two or three thousand words, or even longer, and it takes time to read.
Sometimes it has to be read several times, and many of the articles are incoherent, the descriptions of people and events are upside down, and the logic is confusing.
Sometimes it takes a lot of brains to figure out something before you can sort it out and write a few words to express it.
I don't like quotes from the original sentence, unless the sentence to be refuted will use the original sentence.
Personal names, place names cannot be changed, to use, without watermarked illustrations can also be used.
This is my bottom line and principle of using other people's article materials, writing.
So far, I have published 3,343 in the headlines, and half of the original works have been written this way.
But some of the authors who used the article as material by me were reported after seeing it.
They think I'm plagiarizing, washing the manuscript to write the article, not the original.
I was able to recover by appealing to Toutiao-kun.
I will not pick up people's "saliva tail" and repeat them again.
Logical thinking, different points of view, different writing formats, different ways, plagiarism, manuscript washing, naturally will not appear.
The person who reports plagiarism by others, his own article, typesetting, expression, word use, is not very wonderful.
Even the use of punctuation marks is incorrect, the paragraphs are not clear, and one paragraph has hundreds of words, or even more.
A large plate in a row, click in and look dizzy. For an article like this, will I go for plagiarism?
I dare say that the articles published in the headlines are all made by their own time, brains, word by word, code.
Friends, do you say that my article is original?
