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Yes, it was written with the help of a AI software I just bought then in 2022.
I bought and used it thinking that I could get ideas and paraphrase them to make the articles my own. But it still shows!!!
That was my first and last article written with the help of AI and I completely forgot about it until I read your comment. Rereading the article now with the help of 'digital wisdom' I have acquired in the meantime, I would say there is "MORE than reasonable evidence" to suggest it was written with the help of AI!
I will remove it and mark it, "Posted In Error", after you have acknowledged this comment.
Thanks.
Hello.
Thank you for explaining.
By the way, what's this account's relation to the SPORTS token?
I believe in the potential of the SPORTS token, heavily invested in it and doing what I can to promote it by voting for only bloggers who follow good practices.
See my latest comments to some of the bloggers on SportsTalkSocial to see what I mean. Seelatest comment
By the way, please add another category called "Photo/Image Copyright Infringement" to your "Report Abuse" form.
There is a difference between Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement. I see there is a huge misunderstanding across almost communities in Hive that just providing a link to the "source" of the image being used in the blog post is a cure for both plagiarism and copyright infringement. This is completely incorrect.
Providing a link to the "source" is a cure for plagiarism but not necessarily for copyright infringement.
See: https://blogs.library.duke.edu/scholcomm/2007/11/30/citation-infringement/
I believe in the potential of the SPORTS token, heavily invested in it and doing what I can to promote it by voting for only bloggers who follow good practices.
See my latest comments to some of the bloggers on SportsTalkSocial to see what I mean. Seelatest comment
By the way, please add another category called "Photo/Image Copyright Infringement" to your "Report Abuse" form.
There is a difference between Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement. I see there is a huge misunderstanding across almost all the communities in Hive that just providing a link to the "source" of the image being used in the blog post is a cure for both plagiarism and copyright infringement. This is completely incorrect.
Providing a link to the "source" is a cure for plagiarism but not necessarily for copyright infringement.
See: https://blogs.library.duke.edu/scholcomm/2007/11/30/citation-infringement/
That goes under "Photo/Image Plagiarism" category in the form. If the source is clearly provided in the post, then it is not abuse.