unique content (i think not published before?
what are others colours red green and so on?
"The colored square indicating the overall similarity of a paper will be one of these five basic colors: red, orange, yellow, green, or blue. Each color represents how much of your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database. If the colored square for your ... is Red, this means that 75% - 100% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- If the colored square ... is Orange, 50% - 74% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- If the colored square is Yellow, 25% - 49% of your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- A Green colored square means that 0% - 24% of your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- And a Blue colored square means that less than 20 words in your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database."
http://sites.umuc.edu/library/libhow/turnitinoriginality_tutorial.cfm
"The colored square indicating the overall similarity of a paper will be one of these five basic colors: red, orange, yellow, green, or blue. Each color represents how much of your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database. If the colored square for your ... is Red, this means that 75% - 100% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- If the colored square ... is Orange, 50% - 74% of the text in your paper matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- If the colored square is Yellow, 25% - 49% of your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- A Green colored square means that 0% - 24% of your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database.
- And a Blue colored square means that less than 20 words in your paper or assignment matches something already in the Turnitin database."
http://sites.umuc.edu/library/libhow/turnitinoriginality_tutorial.cfm
I have no comment to write after our colleague Prof. Ian post.
Regards,
Emad
Unique contents have been published many times, till date they are getting published, plagiarism is copying the essence of any research, Now a days it has been identified by software's which will match word by word and give the results, The results depends only on the database available with that software. I think its not the correct way of judging the plagiarism.
But there is no other way as well. Strictly speaking the authors should feel it, not to copy.
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