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I edit articles for a friend as well as writing my own, though I haven't submitted for a while (slacking, slapped wrists!). Just recently, he's been getting TONS of "run-on sentence" rejections. In every case, it's a sentence with a conjunction (usually "and"), such as "Inde...

I don't think so: it did it years ago and it still does it now. The changes in browsers over that time would likely negate any individual weirdness (except for IE, of course).

I'm used to it now. I resubmit the file first then write in all my changes. That method works without any dramas. The top file is always the newest. I, too, was used to it until I was away for a while. Coming back reminded me of all the annoying quirks - and getting used to them isn't really the an...

I may have asked this a couple of years ago when it first drove me completely nuts but I'm going to ask now, in case I didn't... would it be possible to fix the incredibly infuriating resubmission form, please? Here are just a few of the annoyances: Reattaching documents doesn't update any details, ...

That does indeed help a lot, thanks. As you may have guessed I don't enjoy marketing and SEO, so flailing incompetently in an attempt to find a title that will sell is not something I want to spend a lot of time on if it's not helpful. Like you, I try to come up with something better than "An a...

I've been doing this online freelance writing thing for a while now (getting on for three years) but most of my work outside of CC has been ghostwriting. I seem to spend all my time vomiting marketing spiel all over the place. Eww, it's horrid. Anyway, what I wondered is whether an article's title o...

Personally, I almost always use it. It's standard here in the UK and I find it much friendlier than always typing "he" and feeling crappy about excluding women. Silly and politically correct, I know, but it really does bug me.

Having had just about every article rejected on first submission - though always for tiny things that make me want to kick myself - I wondered if there's a particular set of settings one can use in Word's built-in grammar checker to save hassle. Obviously I don't expect the software to catch every m...