Constant Content

It will register hits from your own computer, and it seems that sometimes when editors access it, they may be marked as hits. (Not always, but sometimes.)
I don't really understand what your second article disappeared from on the screen. From Word? From Constant-Content? Something else?

My experience is that most of my articles have sold by the time I've had 40 views, but that can take quite while to get them.

I wish I had an answer for you, but I don't, except to say that there's no possible way you look that bad.

You should be able to access them from the edit mode. I believe you can download the attachment you originally submitted.

Interesting. I have never heard of projects.

I have found it worthwhile to be in them. I applied and it took quite a while to hear back, but I'm happy I stuck around.

Generally speaking, the requirements for the articles can be a bit more in-depth and require a fair amount of research, though not all of them are that way.

That's a very helpful answer! Thank you, Lynne!

When a user is logged off and clicks on "requests," they see a message that says "There are no requests." If that text were changed to "You must be logged in to see requests," it might prevent newer contributors from thinking there aren't any requests and leaving the si...

While I have found their corrections to be helpful most of the time, they aren't always complete. If I get something rejected, I know to take a closer look just in case, and sometimes I've found errors they hadn't commented. I've occasionally seen an error slide past them, too. CC is not an editing ...

So if it's in the writer pools, how does it work? Can 4 people claim the same job?

Can someone please tell me how to interpret requests like this: Title: Racecars Quantity: 4 Length: 600 words Price: $40-50 Does this mean the requester will receive four 600-word articles for a total of $40 or $50, or that he will pay that amount per article, and wants a total of four articles with...

Yes, but you cannot use links or websites. You could say eHarmony, for instance, but not eHarmony.com.

You can only use photos when the customer has requested them, and only by e-mailing them to support with the name of your article, a descirption of the customer request, and customer name, I believe.

Thanks, Jak!

Yes, e-mailing it worked.

Hi everyone, Can anyone tell me exactly what we're supposed to do in order to include photos per customer request? I tried to include them after the text of article, with license information, source, and a source link (which I know we're not normally supposed to include) for each photo. The uploader...