## Summary ## Notes ### What is plaigarism? - Plaigarism is stealing other people's ideas and claiming it as your own ### What is not plaigarism? - Mentioning where you got ideas when you bring them up - Combining it with new information - A community spirit - It's okay to share ideas from other sources, since some people prefer different presentation styles for different accessibility levels - Ask permission and approval ## Highlights - Plaigarism is really common - You plaigarise when you feel like the person you are stealing from does not deserve publishing that content ### YouTube plaigarists #### Illuminati - Exposes illuminaughti for focusing on content production and trends over creating things she actually cares about - Mentioning a source is not enough - you need to credit work when work is done - don't repackage work and sell it as your own - If you only rip people off, you will assume that when someone does something similar as you, you are also ripping them off - Just highlight text and add torn paper for a quote LMAO #### Somerton - Biggest hypocrite ### Against ChatGPT - Trained off a shit ton of data, even easier to plaigarise now - Easily enables plaigarism, but you can still tell if it is ### Why plaigarise - People just want to have some purpose, which is found by imitating other people - Seeking cures to their life dissatisfaction with uncertainty by imitating other people instead of creating their own -