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I'm not even sure what the scope of the new changes will be. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

With the way the system is right now, the only way you can fix a problem like that is to delete the submission and upload it again. Not the best solution, but that's the only thing you can do for now. If the mistake is minor (such as the word count is off by ten words), don't worry about it.

No problem. Be sure to read our blog and go through these forums. You'll find the answers to just about any question you may have. Good luck!

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Yes, an article has to go through the review process before it can be linked in the Q&A section.

The editing criteria really have nothing to do with saleability. The only things we filter out are fiction and 1st-person narratives. Please read the CC blog entries on these topics.

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For web purposes, the title should read: Bruce Campbell: Star of "Army of Darkness"

I know it's hard not to write article titles like headlines (I'm a journalist, too), but for web content, try to divorce yourself from some of those AP Style-tendencies.

I'm sorry if your question went unanswered. Requests are the responsibility of the client to remove. If a client doesn't respond to you through the Q&A, chances are he has everything he needs.

Tell us how you replied, and we'll try to help!

I don't see any reason why not. Go for it.

Sorry if it got missed. There's been a big influx of submissions lately, so it's possible it was skipped over by accident. Rest assured, it'll get taken care of.

You'd have to delete the article and resubmit. To expedite the process, put a note to the editors in the short summary explaining that you're resubmitting with images.

Sounds good to me, guys. Thanks for your help!

We're doing the best we can right now - the number of submissions has been very high lately. We generally try to approve within 48-72 hours, but we can't always guarantee that time frame, especially when there are a lot of public requests. Try to be patient and know that we'll get to it as soon as p...

For the most part, we (the editors) are pretty adept at recognizing UK spellings vs. American spellings. Consequently, we do accept articles written in UK English.

Welcome to CC! In addition to the forums, visit our new blog and read the various entries. They cover some important topics here at CC. Good luck!