Plagiarism Screening
Similarity and originality support to help authors identify citation, paraphrasing, quotation, duplication, and text-overlap risks before submission.
Service scope and standards
This service is designed to improve publication readiness while protecting research integrity, author responsibility, transparent disclosure, and journal policy compliance.
Guidance follows principles reflected in ICMJE recommendations and DOAJ/COPE/OASPA/WAME transparency expectations: authorship accountability, disclosure, ethical review, fee clarity, peer review transparency, copyright/licensing awareness, and responsible AI use.
What this service includes
- Similarity report review
- High-overlap section identification
- Citation and paraphrasing guidance
- Duplicate text risk notes
- Pre-submission originality checklist
How the support works
- Screen manuscript for similarity and source overlap.
- Classify matches as quoted, cited, common phrase, method text, or risk area.
- Provide correction guidance for problematic overlap.
- Author revises and confirms originality.
Ethical service principles
Similarity reports require expert interpretation; a percentage alone is not a publication ethics decision.
All copied, paraphrased, or reused material must be cited appropriately.
Duplicate publication, text recycling, and unattributed reuse should be corrected before submission.
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