Writer Guidelines
Before submitting your articles to Constant-Content, please read and abide by the following guidelines. Deviation from these guidelines will result in submission rejection.
Articles MUST:
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Follow professional writing standards, including punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure, and be free of awkward wording.
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Contain introductions and conclusions in addition to the body.
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Present useful information.
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Present information in a concise manner by eliminating wordiness
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Be free of unprofessional vocabulary, derogatory remarks, or innuendo towards any individual or group--including those that may be construed as offensive by any person of a certain race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion.
Use your spell and grammar checker, but don�t depend on them to find every mistake. Proofread and proofread again. If you have problems editing your own work, have someone proofread it for you.
We Do NOT Consider:
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Fiction
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Poetry
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Personal accounts/articles written in the first-person point-of-view (Why Aren't Personal Accounts Allowed? )
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Submissions that contain author bios or sig lines. If you wish to receive a byline, you must include your name within the document text.
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Promotional articles, or submissions that contain promotional language
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Submissions that contain author contact information
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Submissions that contain website addresses or links, except by specific customer request (Why Aren't Links Allowed?)
Required Format:
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12-point black font in Times New Roman or Arial
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Bold and italic font may be used only for emphasis or to offset your subheadings.
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Properly capitalized titles. Example: How To Care for a New Puppy or Puppy Care: Feeding and Grooming
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Single-spaced paragraphs without indentation and double spaces between paragraphs.
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�Single space� means no spaces between lines (i.e., you have pressed the enter key once). �Double space� refers to the act of pressing the Enter key twice and indicates a single line of space between lines of text.
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Submission Requirements:
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The short summary must be a description of the entire article. It should be at least 30 words. It may not be copied and pasted from the body of the article.
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The content description must include at least 1/3 of your article. Long summaries must be formatted for readability, according to the required format (specified above).
Professionalism and Plagiarism
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Be professional. When a client purchases and publishes your work, you want it to reflect your professionalism.
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Plagiarism will not be tolerated. This will result in immediate account suspension.
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Plagiarism includes:
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Using text taken directly from another source without citing that source and presenting this information as your own.
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Rewriting an article (or a significant portion of an article) by another author, using different words and/or sentence structure without adding original thoughts or ideas.
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The use of images or photos that are not the author's own work is prohibited.
Note: Guidelines are updated periodically, so please check them before making a submission.
