What+does+plagiarism+is?

[|FrancisLarreal] Plagiarism means to __stole__ steal someone's work __for making__ to make it look like yours and taking all the credit to yourself. Plagiarism is cheating __for__ to avoid working hard enough. You are not committing plagiarism when you support your own work with other's ideas if you name them and mention__e__ (omit "e") what they said. Why should not I commit plagiarism? Basically, I would a N swer you by asking: "What is the point of doing it?" If you just copy anyone's work and avoid doing your own, you will have denied to yourself the chance of learning about something you will continue ignoring, and you will have not __probed__ proved what you are capable of, you will have not shown your abbilities abilities. So even if you get some credit because of what you stole, you will have missed the most important part of the job. There are also some ethical considerations you must stop to think about. I mean, no matter the name, if you commited plagiarism, you would be robbering something to someone. I bet you wouldn't like your things to be __stoled__ stolen, or even less, your work, the result of your effort. Besides, if you got any credit __comnmitting__ plagiarism, you would had been lying to those that actually believed that what you delivered or showed them was made by you. I also bet you would not like anyone to lie to you that way. So, I think I should not commit plagiarism because I would be missing the opportunity to learn something new, something that might be useful and interesting. I would also be doing something I would not feel right about and I would not like anyone to do the same to me. __made me the same.__
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