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How to read a similarity report, what an AI detection result actually tells you, and how Hong Kong institutions really use Turnitin — ten minutes well spent before you submit.
"Under 15% is fine" is the most common misconception. The similarity score is not a plagiarism score — what matters is how much comes from a single source, and how long the continuous overlap is.
Continue reading →Seeing an asterisk instead of a percentage in your AI result? Nothing is broken — Turnitin deliberately withholds a figure when its confidence is low.
Continue reading →Nearly every Hong Kong institution uses Turnitin — but the settings differ by university, and often by department. Five minutes of checking saves a lot of trouble.
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