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[quote="evie"]The word I struggle with is 'also'. Ed you might laugh as my work still probably contains a lot of instances of 'also' but believe me, I take out about 5 every time I edit![/quote] I hear you on that one. "Also" and "as well" are terms I find myself using ...

Welcome! I bet you will find success in that market. Travel is always a good market and since you have local knowledge of places to go, I think you will do well.

Good luck,

Sam

Thanks David. I probably wont submit any more photos as that is not my strong suit. But if I do and it is rejected, it would be nice to know why.

Thats ok. Thanks anyway, Ed. I think I will just stick with article for the moment.

Sam

I second that. For now I will stick with articles.

Ok, well I guess I will just stick to articles for now.... Is there someplace you do discuss photo rejections?

Thanks

Sam

Thanks for confirming that, Ed

Thanks for the clarification :)

I submitted a photo called "Western Sunset" and it was rejected. There was no reason listed as to why. For future reference, why was my photo rejected?

Thanks,

Sam

That does help. I recall reading something in the guidelines about not adding your byline. However, it could have said what you did and I just misread it.

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Sam

Thanks for pointing that out :)

I figured that would be best. Up to now, Ive been doing a word count for the entire document. The title generally adds 4-7 words, which isn't much,, but I rather have an extra 4-7 words in my article to help drive the nail in! Another quick question. Do you normally add a "by YOUR NAME HERE&quo...

Something just occurred to me. Probably an obvious question, but I figured I should ask. When checking my word count, should I be excluding the title? Is the word count supposed to be strictly for the body of the article?

Thanks

Sam

Hoping for some quick help here:

You might have a Craft Sale, a garage sale of sorts.

Is there a better way to word that sentence?

Thanks,

Sam

That it has!