A VOICE FOR YOU: The Writer!

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I was shocked some days ago when I saw one complete write up, I was even more amazed to realize who the author is. The reason is because credit was never given to the 'ACTUAL AUTHOR' even though some portions of this write up have been copied and pasted 101 times.

Yeah, most of us are guilty of posting people's write up without giving credit to them or at least writing the word "COPIED" after posting. This is not nice. Courtesy demands that when we copy a write up, we write the word "COPIED" after posting and before sending.

Another way to go about it is to write out the name of the author, but if you don't know the author then use the word "COPIED". Reason being that so many have taken the credit for others' sweat. The most annoying part is people commend you and say "Wow! You are a fantastic writer" and still you don't let them know you are not the writer of the piece? STOP TAKING THE CREDIT FOR ANOTHER MAN'S JOB. TRUE HONOUR CAN ONLY COME FROM TAKING CREDIT FOR YOUR OWN WORKS ALONE.

This is my 1kobo. Thank you.



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