What should I do if my paper is plagiarized and published first? (I submitted the manuscript first, and I intend to publish it, but I haven't published it yet. Plagiarists submit papers first, then publish them first. Two different magazines) Withdraw the manuscript and let the magazine know, otherwise people will suspect you of plagiarism. The specific solution needs to produce evidence to sue the plagiarist. If there is no evidence, you will only suffer, man.

The following quotation is from a writer: it is not impossible to publish articles online, but if you publish them online before publication, who can guarantee that your articles will not be copied? Some local tabloids I know often spell out their own versions with articles online. I have experienced such a thing in my own composition. Originally a magazine had decided to publish it, but before finalizing it, I found that it was first published in the local newspaper. I began to doubt that I had contributed more than one article. In fact, I don't know this newspaper at all. what can I say? I retracted the manuscript myself. ?

Supplement: You can contact the magazine he contributed and say that he plagiarized. If there is enough evidence, the magazine society will claim back the manuscript fee and ask the other party to apologize publicly, or even never hire the other party's article. It shall return the recovered royalties to the author. But the magazine you are submitting now must reach an agreement with them and withdraw the manuscript.

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