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    Is it legal to rewrite other people's articles?

    Hello to all folks,

    I need to ask, Is it legal to rewrite other people's articles?


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    Plagiarism is theft!
    Theft of information that was shared to others.
    To represent that information as your own is theft.
    Also, it is really bad form!
    Would you like it if your information (from research, testing and experimentation) is stolen by someone else and represented as their ow research?
    I wouldn't either!
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