Simply put, plagiarism happens when you use someone else’s ideas as your own without giving credit. Learning how to avoid plagiarism not only protects your work’s integrity but also helps you maintain originality.
Academic and professional settings take plagiarism seriously, and...
Students often seem to face some issues while studying, be it a shortage of time or a hard topic to write an essay on. When you progress higher in your academic life, writing essays becomes more and more vital.
In the...
When writing content for a blog, article, website, or research, it must be plagiarism-free. Citations are necessary, but you may ask, “What is a citation?” Citations give credit to the original source when you use ideas or phrases from another...
Rewriter API/Paraphraser API/Text Changer API. (Multi-Language)
Unlike other rewriters out there, we do more than just use synonyms to change the text in an article (Changing the synonyms can distort the meaning when the algorithm ignores the other lexical information in...
Smodin Announces the release of its new Language Detection API supporting 176 languages
Since a language detector was needed to improve our applications, we’ve decided to find a solution.
At first, we thought it would be easy since google makes it look...
Self-plagiarism might be confusing for a lot of people. After all, if you wrote content earlier and decide to reuse it, how can it be considered plagiarism? you should be able to use it, right?
The simple answer is No.
Self-plagiarism usually...
Smodin Proudly Announces the release of its new Plagiarism Checker and Auto Citation Generator Multi-Lingual API
This Plagiarism Checker API and Auto citation Generator API, it’s not only fast, multi-lingual, and accurate, but it’s also efficient and at a more reasonable...
Whether you are a blog writer, copywriter, brand journalist, scriptwriter, songwriter, or academic writer, you need to pay attention to plagiarism. Because content duplication can lead to various consequences such as jeopardizing your reputation as a writer, and your readers...
