Can Quora be plagiarized?

Originally Answered: Is it plagiarism if I copy past an answer from Quora for thesis? Yes, it’s plagiarism to take someone else’s work and pass it off as your own, whether it came from Quora, Wikipedia, or Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader V.

Are Quora questions copyrighted?

Yes. All Quora answers are automatically protected by copyright.

Can I use Quora answers in my blog?

Yes you can use your answer in your blog posts because the quora answer does not copyright. And you will also monetized your blog using quora answers.

What will happen if I post a plagiarized answer?

If you as a student are unsure of the consequences of plagiarism or rather doubt them, you should consider the following: Plagiarism can get you expelled from your course, college and/or university. Plagiarism can result in your work being destroyed. Plagiarism can result in legal action, fines and penalties etc.

Can you plagiarize a definition of a word?

Copying any form of text or any length of text is plagiarism when it is the work of someone else which is stolen and no credit or attribution to that original author and source. It can be a sentence long, an article or a definition.

Can I upload images on Quora?

You cannot add an image to a question on Quora. It is not allowed. Questions are text only. You can paste an image into a comment on the question.

Can I use content from Quora?

Start a Quora blog to repurpose your content At Quora, you can create a blog and publish stories. To get started, click on your profile and navigate to Blogs. You’ll be able to create a blog and customize its name, URL, and description. Then, add whatever content you choose.

How can you tell who viewed your answer on Quora?

No, there is no way to tell who viewed your profile on Quora. My guess is that it was simple coincidence that you had viewed their profile shortly before they followed you. Quora does notify people about upvotes, so if you upvoted the answer it’s likely that the person followed you from that.

What happens if you plagiarize?

As an academic or professional, plagiarizing seriously damages your reputation. You might also lose your research funding and/or your job, and you could even face legal consequences for copyright infringement.

What should you do when someone stole your credit?

Dillon says that your goal isn’t to pin blame but to “show them that you noticed and that you didn’t think it was right.” If the credit-stealer acknowledges his mistake, talk about how you can make things right. Perhaps he can email the group thanking you for your contributions, or you can both go talk to your manager to set the record straight.

How do you deal with a coworker who takes credit for ideas?

“You may not get credit for the idea or for slaving over the analysis, but hopefully your boss absorbs that you’re an important part of her team.” Instead of making accusations, ask questions. This shifts the burden of proof to your colleague: he has to explain why he felt justified taking credit for the project or idea.

Should managers take credit for the work of their subordinates?

Not every piece of work has to have your name on it and managers often take credit for the work of their subordinates. “Making your boss shine is part of the gig,” Dillon explains.