I'm pretty sure you could talk to @Cheetah and get the bot to whitelist your stuff. Initially, I'm was amused by it's presence, but over time I'm finding it irritating, in the context of this content. I'd love to hear feedback on what dialogue you have with the bot owner too.
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Is cheetah's purpose to spot plagiarism?
It is hard to say what it's intentions are at this point. The person running it does not take to requests kindly, but the bot has been broken for a while and right now the best thing to do is to flag it's posts.
See the comments section here if you want to see what trying to communicate with the creator gets you https://steemit.com/games/@jacobtothe/magic-the-gathering-commander-deck-overview-6
I have see other users complain for much longer than I had been https://steemit.com/cheetah/@lifeworship/cheetah-does-more-harm-than-good-x-5
Bonus link with more attempts to just try and communicate about this topic, look at the comments section here https://steemit.com/taskmanager/@taskmanager/the-daily-task-manager-12-06-2016-tonight-s-posts-that-pay-you
Just keep flagging the cheetah's posts when it is erroneous, which is unfortunately more than it should be, just check the profile of the account and see it's comments and see the replies from other users who should not be hit by the bot.
That is one purpose. When you visit the @cheetah blog it has a post describing its function and the users who are running it. I can't see why they couldn't whitelist your posts and I'm hopeful it would advance your cause on Steemit.