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WikiProject Human rights is posting its first article bounty! Using article bounties, we aim to improve vital articles about human rights. Currently, there are 2 top-importance and 49 high-importance human rights articles that are rated as stubs. Among them is the article Badush prison massacre, which is the subject of this bounty. Editors who improve this article may be eligible for various rewards, or "bounties".
Bounties will be awarded for improving the article in the following ways:
Once the article is at 500 words, if you have contributed at least 1,250 characters on the revision history statistics page, you can reply to this post to receive The Minor Barnstar.
Once the article is at 1,000 words, if you have contributed at least 3,000 characters on the revision history statistics page, you can reply to this post to receive The Working Wikipedian's Barnstar.
Once the article is promoted to GA, if you are the nominator, you can reply to this post with a link to the successful GA review to receive The Human Rights Barnstar.
Contributions must be of sufficient quality. This is subjective, and the bounty coordinator reserves the right to withhold bounties from editors whose contributions are of insufficient quality.
If you have any questions about the bounty or help with the GA process, feel free to message the bounty coordinator, Spookyaki, or reply to this post. If you are unsure where to start, check out the refideas on the article's Talk page.
Great job! Since the article is at 1,068 words, and since you have contributed 7,146 characters, you have been awarded The Working Wikipedian's Barnstar. However, the bounty is still open for anyone who wants to improve the article to GA. In addition, anyone willing to clean up the sources to increase text–source integrity will receive an additional Cleanup Barnstar. In most cases, sources should be cited by the end of the sentence or paragraph. Thank you! Spookyaki (talk) 21:17, 14 April 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Never mind, sorry. Ran a copyvio check, which caught a lot of plagiarized text from the UNITAD report. Thank you for your work, but please see Wikipedia:Plagiarism and ensure that you correctly follow Wikipedia's guidelines in the future. Spookyaki (talk) 21:32, 14 April 2025 (UTC)[reply]
So the issue was that there were large portions of article that were copy-pasted directly from the text. In general, it's better to paraphrase using your own words. If you do use words copied directly from the text, you must include quotation marks and ideally some kind of in-text attribution (see Avoiding plagiarism). You should also keep directly quoted text to a minimum. It seems like it was an honest mistake, so I hope this doesn't discourage you too much, and if you'd like to take another crack at it, the bounty is still open to you. Just something to keep in mind. Plagiarism is pretty serious, and plagiarized text generally must be removed as quickly as possible from articles. I'm also sorry, because I should have run the copyvio check before awarding the barnstar.
In the future, you can use a copyvio check as a baseline measure to determine whether text is plagiarized. I would also generally cite text no later than the end of a sentence/paragraph to make it as clear as possible where information is coming from (see Text–source integrity). Spookyaki (talk) 21:47, 14 April 2025 (UTC)[reply]