A list of all free plagiarism detectors?

Some free tools for finding plagiarism online are Copyscape and Plagium, and believe it or not, Google. All you need to do to use these tools is put in a "statistically improbable phrase" and search for it. That would be something in your own words, that it's unlikely anybody else would have said the same way, or something that's just odd.(This is why I make a point of saying at least one weird thing in nearly everything I write online.) If you're using Google, put your phrase in quotes so it searches for those exact words, in that order.

If you get results, and it's on some website other than where your words were originally published, it COULD be content thievery. You can even set up Google Alerts to search for phrases and email you if they come up when Google is indexing. If you have a blog or other website with an RSS feed, you can use Fairshare to check for RSS feed scraping, and FeedBurner also has tools you can use to see if your content is being misused.

If you use Wordpress, there's lots of different plugins you can use to help detect content theft. For photographs, Tineye is a free service you can use to search for stolen images. You upload a picture or input the URL of your image, and Tineye will search for similar pictures.

Some additional resources about detecting plagiarism (and what to do about it if you find it) can be found at the blogs Plagiarism Today and Lorelle on Wordpress.

The only one I use is The Plagiarism Checker and it seems to work well. dustball.com/cs/plagiarism.checker/ I am interested to see what other people use though.

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