1. By: D’Andre Fields

2. Plagiarism
Definition: “A Piece Of Writing Or Other Work Reflecting Such
Unauthorized Use Of Imitation.”
(dictionary.reference.com/browse/Plagiarism?s=t)

3. What Is Plagiarism?
Plagiarism Is A Very Bad Act Of Violence. You Could Get Sued
For This, Get Kicked Out Of College For This, And You Could Also
Go To Jail For This Crime. Some people Plagiarize Without Even
Knowing That They Did. You Always Have To Look Back Over
Your Work To See If You May Have Made A Mistake Or Error.

4. Avoiding Plagiarism
Some People Will Plagiarize And Think That They Will Get Away.
Hmmm, Not Going To Happen. You Cannot Plagiarize And Get
Away With The Plagiarism. Someone Is Always Going To Find
Out And They Can Report. For This, You Will Either: Get
Fined, Go To Jail, Or Get Thrown Out Of College Or The Area
That You Are Employed At.

5. Why Shouldn’t You
Plagiarize?
You Shouldn’t Plagiarize Because, The Work That You Might
Plagiarize Is Not Yours. If You Like What Someone Wrote Before
And You Want To Use It, You Have To Ask For Their Permission
To Use Their Work. A Person Doesn’t Want For Another Person
To Use Their Work Without Their Permission. And Its Even Worse
When The Person That Copied It Called it Their Own.

6. Examples Of Plagiarism
Absences Are A Good Influence Absences Are A Good Influence
In Love And Keep It Bright And In Love And Keep It Bright And
Delicate. Delicate.
-Robert Louis Stevenson

8. Netiquette
Definition: “The Rules Of Etiquette That Apply When
Communicating Over computer Networks, Especially The
Internet.”(dictionary.reference.com/browse/netiquette?s=t)

9. What Is Netiquette?
Netiquette Is The Way That You Conduct Yourself Over The
Internet. Examples Of The Sites Of Communication:
Google.com, Yahoo.com, Facebook.com, Twitter.com, Instagram.co
m, Zwinky.com, Etc.

10. How Should You Conduct
Yourself On The
Internet?
On The Internet, You Should Stay Calm Throughout The Whole
Conversation. There Should Not Be Any Arguments Or Fussing. If
There Is An Argument Then, Do Not Escalade It.