I had written an article on another site which I felt was relevant to a question here, so I decided to re-post it as an answer. However, it ended up flagged and deleted as plagiarism.

Obviously the charge of plagiarism is unfounded in this case since I had written the original and it remains entirely my own work. What recourse is available to me, and how can I prevent this from happening again in the future?

I had written an article on another site which I felt was relevant to a question here, so I decided to re-post it as an answer. However, it ended up flagged and deleted as plagiarism.

Obviously the charge of plagiarism is unfounded in this case since I had written the original and it remains entirely my own work. What recourse is available to me, and how can I prevent this from happening again in the future?

My answer to this question was deleted due a claimed plagiarism. The moderator provided me with no proof that I'd plagiarized the answer. To tell you the truth, I'm answering the questions in Yahoo Asnswers as well. a few months ago I came across this question for which I posted an answer by this nick name: "Jin" . then I faced this question on Stack Exchange so I decided to modify my first answer to fit the question. There are very simple ways by which I can prove that "Jin" is my nick name in "Yahoo Answers".

I had written an article on another site which I felt was relevant to a question here, so I decided to re-post it as an answer. However, it ended up flagged and deleted as plagiarism.

Obviously the charge of plagiarism is unfounded in this case since I had written the original and it remains entirely my own work. What recourse is available to me, and how can I prevent this from happening again in the future?