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Hello,
I am the author of this blog post. The content of this post is completely original. After some browsing, I found posts that are similar in layout and content to this post. I guess this is where you are coming from. I will take this blog down short after this comment.
Thank you.
Best,
cpt.laserbeam
You don't need to remove it. If you use sources for your research just include them. You may have inadvertently duplicated a sentence from your source or something was worded very similarly.
hi @patrice
your bot mac-bot always upvote my content
https://steemit.com/photography/@ammadkhalid/lion-looking-furious-photography
whats wrong with this
I did some alteration to the blog page. I think that it should pass the plagiarism check. Thank you for your feedback!