That’s the trouble with some automatic checkers! I encountered that problem in iwriter, when I cited some facts and sources; then it flagged the sentences saying they were plagiarized. Good thing the admin was quick to reply to my complaint, and it passed!

They haven’t said a word to me yet.

So the new deal now is “DUMPING” on Literacy Base by “outsiders” and getting the “insiders” angry? Same old story. The community members are happy. Then new members join and bring with them “a series of unfortunate events”. Then regular old faithful members start going “What the crap??!!” Then they contact Admin, but don’t get any responses from Support. Then members start voicing their disapproval out loud. Obviously frustrated and upset. Rightfully so. Then … blah blah blah … yadda yadda yadda.

It’s a similar pattern. Seems like wherever I go, whenever I’m at a site and I start getting paid for my efforts, the complaints start rolling on. Next thing I know I wake up and the site has disappeared.

So iy’s happening again? OK! I’ll just wait for it. 🙁 Not happy about it but what can I do. It happens so often I’m used to it.

You got a weird experience charged as a plagiarist to your own blog post, funny my friend. Meaning no one has monitored it well for they might have run away during the submission of your blog.

I just wanted to add that it is a great achievement even to notice dishonesty these days.
Its like not only playing the role of a librarian but knowing the contents of each and every book in that Library. Here the Library is ‘www’ – such a mammoth task!

I just wanted to add that it is a great achievement even to notice dishonesty these days.
Its like not only playing the role of a librarian but also, knowing the contents of each and every book in that Library. Here the Library is ‘www’ – such a mammoth task!

Ignore the duplicate post – My apologies to the Admin.

Something different to the regular routine.. Where can one get this Local Tea. Tea leaves are not available all the places. Only available where the Tea farms are there.
Out of curiosity, Have you tried it personally ? Do you feel that this is better than the regular toothpaste?

@Kumar , Yes, I tried this and this is what we are using at home. We can drink this tea likewise gargle its liquid. All we have to do is boil the leaves for two minutes, then let it cool. The leaves are so small and we have it grown in our yard. Sad my sister cut the biggest part before our knowledge of its usefulness. I water it every day and many leaves are shown. I pick some almost 20 pieces and boil them good for two days flossing r argiling.

Should only people advocate the research findings of researchers and backed by sciece about the local tea as best for bad breath solutionb, perhpahs many can save and manufacturerers won’t continue to cheat people with their so expensive products.This local tea could be planted in your yard and have some leaves when they grow boil and gargle the liquid contents of the tea leaves.

This is a very simple solution that stops bad breath economically and efffectively.At home ,we are using local tea leaves to gargle our mouth before and ater eating.

Erratum: scie- science / solutionb- solution / manufacturerers- manufacturers/ perhpahs- perhpas, sorry for the erroros, it is getting darker here, blaclout.I just utilize the remaining contents of my battery. Thanks and have a nice bloggng.

What sources? Name them? What are you talking about?

Dear anonymous: I ran the Plagairism Checker. The only article that turns up IS THIS ONE

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