This statement is written in Digit's talent hunt page. I don't think it is quite true. Is there really some plagiarism detection software out there? If yes, which one? Can someone provide me a link to it?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Plagiarism detection software? Is it true!
Thanks!
btw what will b the outcome even if they come to know that copy pasting is done 
aryayush said:This statement is written in Digit's talent hunt page. I don't think it is quite true. Is there really some plagiarism detection software out there? If yes, which one? Can someone provide me a link to it?
Thanks!
Yes there is one. It quite popular. Here is the link to that detecor
LOL! That was funny. I was confused for a while.
So, Digit was indeed trying to scare us!
So, Digit was indeed trying to scare us!
lmfao.. gud try @ digit
lol :d ya indeed it is a biggest plagiarism detection software
Yeah google is the best I detect plagarism thro that too
I detect plagarism thro that too
LOL. True, sometimes.True Geek said:
But there's actual anti-plagiarism software that does that job for us, sentence by sentence
Just search download.com for "plagiarism".@Virus: If even a part of an article is copy-pasted, that person will never write for Digit.
well i can think of only these obvious things such software would detect:
1. formatting of text.. if we copy text from different sources mostly the source formatting is also copied. so if a document mas multiple such formatting where it should not be then we can say to an extent that it was copy pasted.(this can be easily be avoided by copying the whole text on to a notepad/other software which dont have formatting capability and then copied back to ur fav editior and saved.)
2. Grammer/writing style.. well everyone has that speical way of writing stuff just like biometrics. so if in a document content(style/grammer/special words) is not uniform or consistent then it can be classified as plagiarism. (this might be avoided by writihg the whole document again in your own words after u have assembled if from various sources, may be this wont technically be plagiarism and hence undetectable)
3. Google... well only if google has located that exact document/portion/phrase somewere then we can go there and compare the document at hand and data located by google. (again rewrite to avoide this)
what else could there be....
i think the best test for plagiarism would be a final review/inerview that will tell the employeer/examiner whether the person is capable of writing what he wrote.
just using logic.. i dont know anything about plagarism or such software.what do u think.
1. formatting of text.. if we copy text from different sources mostly the source formatting is also copied. so if a document mas multiple such formatting where it should not be then we can say to an extent that it was copy pasted.(this can be easily be avoided by copying the whole text on to a notepad/other software which dont have formatting capability and then copied back to ur fav editior and saved.)
2. Grammer/writing style.. well everyone has that speical way of writing stuff just like biometrics. so if in a document content(style/grammer/special words) is not uniform or consistent then it can be classified as plagiarism. (this might be avoided by writihg the whole document again in your own words after u have assembled if from various sources, may be this wont technically be plagiarism and hence undetectable)
3. Google... well only if google has located that exact document/portion/phrase somewere then we can go there and compare the document at hand and data located by google. (again rewrite to avoide this)
what else could there be....
i think the best test for plagiarism would be a final review/inerview that will tell the employeer/examiner whether the person is capable of writing what he wrote.
just using logic.. i dont know anything about plagarism or such software.what do u think.