Making Code Uncopyable

uncopy.md

Usage:

This is when you want to create an open-source project in which you may not want the people to be
able to just copy it, in that case you can make it uncopyable.

How do I do it?

Finding the Character

You will use a special unicode character. No, it will not make your code look any different, however,
it'll raise syntax errors. There are multiple characters, so to be PERFECTLY safe, use as many as possible.
Below, is a table for them

Character	Copy	Full Char Name
ZWJ	Copy	Zero Width Joiner
ZWNJ	Copy	Zero Width Non-Joiner
ZWNBS	Copy	Zero Width No-Break Space

The supreme one (totally not because I couldn't figure out how to extend the table) is the Zero-Width Space.
The Zero-Width space looks exactly like the other ones, so do add it.

I've got it, how do I continue?

Making it 3

1. Paste the character 3 times.
   
2. Copy the 3 characters you've got.

Where to put it?

Now, I'd recommend putting it in completely random areas to confuse the plagiarizer.
Put it in as many lines as possible in COMPLETELY random places in the lines.
The plagiarizer will except the code to work, however they may be smart enough to check
for some of the characters, and that's where hairspaces come in.
They're tiny spaces, however you can see them, thats why you replace certain REAL spaces with about 5 of them, and
trick the plagiarized.

Be certain to add as many zero width characters as possible, and try using whitespace unicode characters to your
advantage. Zero-Width characters are VERY useful