Post: How to cheat turnitin.com!!
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10-25-2011, 10:21 PM
#1
Jakes625
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now you have a big essay, but is it a problem?
NO IT'S NOT!!Just copy and paste and put in a word document (use anything you want)
now open up character mapper.
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next you want to scroll down to the blank spaces, and hit the one that says "zero width space"
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next you want to hit select, and copy.
then go back to "your" essay. and place this in random spots.
here's an example with the zero space (on ngu of course) (actually using zero width space)
================================================== ===================
ESSAY BEFORE:
hello my name is bob!
ESSAY AFTER:
hello my name is bob!
================================================== ===================
see a difference? cause I don't.
and whats good about it, is that the teacher see's it like you do above ^^^^^ but, there's a problem! turnitin.com shows raw file too!
NOT TO WORRY! there is still not a viewable space in the raw data.
how it works:
the algorithm for turnitin.com see's it as this
he ll o m y nam e is bo b!
but on data it is seen as
hello my name is bob!
EDIT: UPLOADED A VIDEO!!!
10-25-2011, 10:45 PM
#4
Cory
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Originally posted by River
basically you can copy and paste articles off of the internet.
and if you have to turn it in via turnitin.com you can add the spaces in the article so it says it wasn't copied.
basically you can copy and paste, and get it all right
and if you have to turn it in via turnitin.com you can add the spaces in the article so it says it wasn't copied.
basically you can copy and paste, and get it all right
Ohh okay, I was thinking somehow it should up with no errors or something. You may want to add that to the original post.
10-25-2011, 11:25 PM
#7
Jakes625
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Originally posted by Stansy
I'll consider it, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to risk it all in the name of procrastination :0
it works. Ive done it before
---------- Post added at 06:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:23 PM ----------
Originally posted by Poynt
Ohh okay, I was thinking somehow it should up with no errors or something. You may want to add that to the original post.
it is. almost 100% undetective.
the algorithom for turnitin reads it as
he ll o m y na me is bo b!
therefore it says it was not copied, but the teachers see it as
hello my name is bob!
so your off the hook :p
10-25-2011, 11:28 PM
#8
Cory
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Originally posted by FlyingIrishMan
What is this turnitin that you speak of?
It's a website you submit papers too. It searches the internet to see if you have copied an article. Teachers use it to save them time instead of looking each one up. It also shows errors in grammar ect if I remember correctly.
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10-28-2011, 01:36 AM
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AlastorYagami
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Cool idea. Although I feel it may have been in your best interest to make this your own little secret. There was a forum board comprised of mostly professors, who dedicated their time searching the internet for flaws in turnitin. Hopefully this workaround wont be corrected until until after I turn in my paper.:angel:
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10-29-2011, 04:27 PM
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