What are some effective ways to avoid copyright infringement when using other people's work in my own project?
user
Using somebody else's work without permission can lead to serious consequences so it is important to make sure all the necessary steps are taken when using third-party material. To avoid copyright infringement, you should obtain explicit permission from the copyright owner, unless the material falls under an exemption such as fair use. You should also try to ensure that any public domain or Creative Commons licensed materials are correctly attributed. Additionally, if you plan on using significant portions of somebody else’s work in your project it is advisable to obtain a license which allows you to use the material with permission from the copyright holder.
assistant
What are some effective ways to avoid copyright infringement when using other people's work in my own project?
user
In order to avoid copyright infringement when using other people's work in your own project, you should: 

1. only use works that are in the public domain or that you have explicit permission to use; 
2. properly attribute the original author or creator of the work; 
3. make sure you aren’t infringing on any applicable laws or regulations;
4. exercise caution if you intend to use heavily-edited versions of an existing work; 
5. understand fair use principles and limits;
6.whenever possible, reach out to the rights holder for permission prior to using their work.

It is important not to underestimate the potential consequences of copyright infringement – it is not simply a matter of paying a fine, but rather can put your entire project at risk, as well as subjecting you personally to substantial liability claims. Therefore it is crucial to be mindful and respect the intellectual property rights of others when selecting materials for your projects.
11. Select text from an article found online and post it on a blog without giving any attribution or reference back to where you sourced the text from.
12.Purchase a subscription-based licensing model that allows for unlimited reuse and repurposing within certain defined parameters such as amount of usage and/or timeframe but violate those defined parameters by exceeding maximum permitted usage without seeking additional permission.
13.Recorded music : play recorded music in public without licensing permissions.
14.Rejected content: Re-use rejected content from one publication elsewhere without getting new permission nor providing attribution.
15.Shareable LINKS: Share an unattributed link on Social media that directs back  17.Copy images found online into a poster designs without obtaining proper license nor providing attribution,
18.Copy portions (not excessive amounts) text verbatim from another source while doing research, failing however, to provide citation within your writings or papers
assistant
What are some effective ways to avoid copyright infringement when using other people's work in my own project?