When a user refers a document to a paper, the correct citation format will be set. In duplicate checking, the duplicate checking system will identify the cited part, calculate the proportion of the total words of the cited part to the total words of the paper, and finally mark it in the duplicate checking report.
It is normal to quote documents in the process of writing a paper. Before writing, you need to read a lot of literature to understand the development of disciplines in the industry, which is also a process of common sense accumulation and learning. Therefore, as long as the author uses the correct citation format when writing a paper and the cited part is not very large, it will not have any impact. The duplicate checking of HowNet papers will be automatically identified as the cited part and marked in green font.
Treatment of repeated quotations in papers;
Citation is a double-edged sword. Once it exceeds the limit, it will be identified as plagiarism by the paper detection system. In order to prevent this from happening, efforts should be made on reasonable citation. The quoted content is usually between double quotation marks and ends with a period after the double quotation marks are completed. This is the correct reference method. If a period is used in the middle of double quotation marks, the text after the period will be regarded as plagiarism.
Citation should introduce a small number of opinions and arguments from other documents, and never quote large paragraphs, otherwise it is plagiarism. Even if the author cites other papers, as long as the citation format is correct, it will be automatically identified as the cited part by the duplicate check of HowNet papers, and marked in green font, which will reflect the repetition rate when removing the cited documents.