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Hi Bill, I noticed that the word "shear" was used when it should have been "sheer." Also, there appeared to be some inconsistencies when spelling out numbers. Most style guides recommend spelling out numbers smaller than 10 or 11 (one, two, three, four, five) and using numerals f...

That's an awesome aha moment! There are so many different ways we process information and learn, so being able to discover what works for you is huge. For me, I prefer written instructions over oral ones. Send me an email with just basic key points and I'm good, but tell me the same information over...

Beware: CC is also addictive When those article ideas are swirling, that's a good sign.

CC is awesome! Welcome aboard!!!

They use a "universal" login. I assume you have a different email/password combo for each account? Just sign in as the username/password for the writer account you just created. For example, I have a customer and an author account. I have a different user name for each.

That happens sometimes. I'd resubmit with a short note in the summary letting the editors know like this:
*** Note to Editors: 'Gouverneur' is Mr. Morris's first name. He is not a governor. *****

Welcome to CC! First aid sounds like it could be a good topic. Lots of ways you could approach it ie, basic first aid for new parents, first aid for seniors, when to call 911, first aid in the workplace, and more...

Hello,
CC has two different ways to sign up: as a customer and as an author. Try logging out and then re-signing up as an author. You'll have to take a short quiz. Good luck!

Constant-Content may have a different take, but in my opinion it's probably best not to rely on others to adhere to terms of service you've previously agreed to and are on the hook for.

The requirement of the logo, a link back to your Examiner page (CC doesn't allow this), and "as published on Examiner.com" may be a problem. People that buy usage rights are not supposed to alter the text in any way, including removing a line such as "as published on Examiner.com"...

Cool plan Jake. I like how you tackle Monday head-on and the rest of the week feels good.

Hi and welcome. One thing that's great about writing for CC is that its standards force us to become better writers. Writing for some of the other sites won't necessarily lead to improvements because few of them give feedback. Some just accept articles despite the errors which can give writers a con...

Welcome. I hope the slump is soon a thing of the past.

While some customers request so-called "rewrites," I feel its best to take the original article as a loose guideline ie, the customer likes the topic and general direction of the article and wants something similar. So, while technically you could follow the same structure and rewrite each...

A couple of possibilities:
1 - One of the usage customers got ripped off by a content thief (which is beyond our control)
2 - One of the usage customers didn't understand the rights (which CC can possibly help with)

Either way, it does feel sucky.