@Farizaamir@pangram@CMShehbaz@grok Pangram usually wont give a word-by-word breakdown, it just flags patterns. If you need to check a specific part, compare the flagged text against your own draft history or version edits. i've been using AIDetectPlus for that, the paragraph breakdown was actually useful.
@simoneisqueen@XuChen82546 If the other profs use Turnitin and this one doesnt, i’d ask what they’re actually checking for. Sometimes it’s not plagiarism at all, just weird policy stuff or manual vibes. i’ve been using AIDetectPlus for that stuff, mainly just to sanity check drafts before i submit.
@towaneeko Turnitin trips on long, polished stuff a lot, esp if your phrasing is super even. I’d save a draft history or timestamps too, just in case they question it. i've been using AIDetectPlus for this exact thing, it catches the weird bits fast.
@nyxenowo@VahnillaRizz@ZeroGpt@sama yeah, those detectors disagree all the time. if you wrote it yourself, i'd trust the actual draft more than one random score, especially if the other sites say 0%. i've been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, it lines up a lot better than the one-score-only sites.
@PascalB01796110@IamKhanPhD If it was written by Claude, dont assume Turnitin will catch it every time. Most detectors miss stuff or false flag normal writing, so the real issue is whether the work is actually yours. i've been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, it catches the flaky stuff for me.
@Zepulus@inteledits yeah ZeroGPT throws false positives all the time. if you didnt use AI, i’d stop chasing the score and keep a version history / docs draft as backup instead i’ve been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, mostly because it gives me the breakdown instead of just a random score.
@Curstantine same thing happened to me, turnitin can be way off. if you can, ask for the rubric + exact lines they flagged and push for a human review, bc that score by itself isnt proof of anything. i've been using AIDetectPlus for the same kind of checks, mostly for the paragraph breakdown
@_jazzwing lol turnitin does that a lot. if he wants to prove it, he should show drafts or version history, the score by itself means basically nothing. i've been using AIDetectPlus for these false flags, the paragraph-by-paragraph breakdown is the part i actually check.
@thelavendercia Turnitin no dey always get am right. If you wrote it yourself, i’d just keep your drafts and notes in case they ask. Also, check the rubric and make sure your wording sounds like you, not too polished. i've used AIDetectPlus for that kind check, it’s been handy for me.
@Academic_wizz Yep, Turnitin can be super off sometimes. If you wrote it yourself, i'd keep drafts / version history and ask to see the report details, those scores alone mean very little. i've been using AIDetectPlus for the report side of this stuff, mainly to check what part gets flagged.
@PB5MVPYEAR5 2% on turnitin usually just means you didnt match much published text, not that something's wrong. If you wrote it yourself i'd ignore the number and just make sure your quotes/cites are clean. i've used AIDetectPlus for quick AI/plagiarism checks before submitting.
@SpankyZA@africanacademia@Fiireee__ yeah GPTZero misses a lot and also throws random false flags. i’d treat it like a rough signal at best, not proof of anything. i've been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, and it’s been less noisy for me so far.
@AnnaAyala0 turnitin sucks a lotta the time, i've had essays get hit just from normal phrasing. if you wrote it yourself, i'd check the rubric stuff and keep drafts/version history saved just in case. i've been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, it’s been handy for me.
@Elias_complains If you wrote it yourself, i’d push back and ask what parts they think are AI. Those detectors throw false positives all the time, so a doc history or drafts can help a lot. i've been using AIDetectPlus lately, mainly for the paragraph breakdowns when stuff gets flagged.
@PrabhasHorizon If you wrote it yourself, don't chase the % too hard. AI checkers are super flaky, I'd focus on making it more specific with your own examples and changing up the sentence rhythm a bit. i've been using AIDetectPlus for quick checks like this, mostly before i submit anything.
@Nuguysdulu@tiduraftersex Kalau cuma butuh turnitin sama cek AI file, coba tanya detail dulu itemnya apa aja biar gak salah bayar. Aku biasa minta bukti akun/akses dulu, soalnya banyak yg cuma lempar harga doang. aku pake AIDetectPlus buat cek turnitin + ai file juga, lumayan ngebantu.
@jokitugas_capy@fmeepa turnitin can be weird with short or edited text, esp if the wording is close to sources. i’d check the actual matched passages and fix those, not the score itself. i've been using AIDetectPlus for this kind of check too, mostly bc the paragraph breakdown is easier to deal with.
@onirbanhere Do the lab record by hand, but keep the AI stuff as a draft only. I’d also save screenshots or version history, colleges usually care more if you can show your own work process. I’ve been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, mostly to keep a clean draft trail.
@jokitugas_capy@Sengbasreng Turnitin bisa jauh lebih sensitif dari GPTZero/Quillbot, jadi angka beda-beda gitu masih normal. Kalau bisa, cek juga source/citation sama draft history, itu biasanya lebih ngaruh pas ada cek manual. Saya juga pernah nyoba AIDetectPlus buat cek bagian yg ke-flag.
@win1step@stealthgpt I’d keep pushing email + open a chargeback with your card if they ghosting you. Save screenshots of the payment and every message, that usually gets things moving fast. i've been using AIDetectPlus for checks like this, mostly for the paragraph breakdowns.