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Thanks Word Gypsy. I think I deleted the old file and uploaded the new one with my byline.

Oh. Maybe I can contact CC about that.

Okay. I forgot to add my byline, when I submitted my article. How do I do that, Keesa?

I forgot to add my name for a byline. How do I do that? I just submitted my article, which is under review. I only selected usage/unique rights.

Thanks. I probably set prices for two of them for now-usage and unique. Thanks for straightening it out. Here goes nothing!

Oh okay. Usage you can sell, unique you can't change and sell, and full you have no copyright, right?

Before i post my two articles this weekend, how do I set the prices for the article? Do I pick one licenses like usage and make a zero for the rest? Or do I set the price for all of them, and see if it happens? How does it work? I've seen some content when there's three prices per right online. I'm ...

So you're saying for usage rights, I can sell it to another market like Associated Content, but not unique/full rights?

Does usage mean I can sell it to someone here or not here?

I did ask awhile ago. What's the differences between the rights and licenses?

I'm a bit confused about the rights/licenses. I posted a post here awhile back and not response. Can you help? I'm sure it met the standards, and the grammar and spelling are good. I hope someone picks it up. But the submittance format is different with the short and long synopsis.

I'm a bit nervous. Should be? Tomorrow I'm going to submit the first part of an article to CC, and the second half on Friday or Saturday. I'm a freelancer. I'm afraid CC might not like it, or may not be brought by consumers, or rejected. Is there a guarantee my work would be accepted, like it does a...

Before I submit something this week, I'm a bit confused on what the different rights we have, according to the Writer's guidelines and FAQ. Can anyone explain the difference between each one, and the pros/cons too? Thanks.

What about if you publish an article first at CC, can you publish it elsewhere, even if it's non-exclusive? I think that's what I meant and referring to.

Oh okay. I have one more question to ask, if it's okay. If you publish an article here exclusively, you can't publish it elsewhere as non-exclusive? I've heard someone tell me that at AC. What are your rights for publication?