Ask What measures are put in place by BMF.io to stop plagiarism of courses to be sold?

[Meridian]

BMF.io doesn't give a super clear breakdown of how they stop plagiarism, but here's the gist. When you upload a course, you're basically agreeing that the content is yours and not stolen. If they catch you copying someone else's work, they can shut down your account. They also have a way for people to report stolen content, like if someone sees their own stuff being used without permission.
That said, there's no real sign they use tools to automatically check for plagiarism before a course goes live. So it's kind of an honor system with some rules and consequences. If you're uploading your own legit content, you're fine , but yeah, there's always a bit of risk if others try to rip off your work.

 

[Dean101]

Creators keep full ownership of their courses, which helps protect their work and makes it easier to identify copied content. The platform encourages users to upload original material and follow its quality guidelines. If a course is suspected of being copied or stolen, it can be reviewed, and action may be taken, such as removing the content or suspending the account involved. Creators are also encouraged to show proof that the course is their own work. Overall, these steps help make BMF.io a safer place for genuine creators to sell their courses