The document discusses whether the internet is producing more copycats. It defines copycats as people who copy the ideas, work, or style of others without permission or credit. While copying has always occurred, the internet makes it much easier. A survey found that 35% of students directly copied internet content without citation. The document lists reasons for rising plagiarism and ways to reduce it, such as developing work plans, using the internet for research not replacement of thinking, enabling plagiarism detection software, and increasing parental involvement. In conclusion, copying can raise awareness but over-copying harms creativity.