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Hi, I'm a novice here too, but I think I can can answer a couple of your questions. I believe that the 3 rejections rule applies to the one article. If you think about it, the scenario you described just doesn't make sense - either for the writer or for Constant Content - if you consistently submit ...

My article was accepted, so I must have done most things right.

Thanks for the support and feedback - and especially the tip about the byline content :-)
Cheers,
Eric G.

I'd suggest copying and pasting your text from your word processor into a fully featured text editor like NoteTab before submitting to CC. This strips out the formatting commands, leaving just pure text. This program has many advantages over Notepad, the standard windows text editor. A particularly ...

Thanks Hayley and Celeste.
I'll keep those offers in mind if I need them.
cheers, Eric G.

Thanks Hayley, I've replaced the offending content. I've also been thinking . . . . (Because I'm a technical person, and will undoubtedly fall foul of some rule or other) From some of the forum comments, it looks like only very general reasons are given when an article is rejected. Is there any serv...

Thanks Hayleywriter.
I'll do that.
Cheers, Eric G.

What are the rules for bylines here? I was unable to find a definite answer on the forums or help files here. I've always understood that a byline is the name of an author, plus a short sentence or two about them. So this is what I submitted as a byline on my first article here, which is still under...

Thank you.
That's the answer I was hoping for.
regards, Eric g.

Hi, I've just been introduced to Constant Content by a friend, and like what I see. I'm a small business Internet consultant, and mainly write articles aimed at people BEFORE they set themselves up on the internet, so that they can make sound decisions and avoid future problems. I'd just like to cla...