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It means someone else has already submitted an article with the same title. You need to change your title to resubmit.

Hmmm... that's odd. I've signed up for blogs under the Writer's Pool, but I've haven't submitted one yet. And I thought they were showing top writers, but then, for example, under gardening, there were about - a couple dozen anyway -writers profiled, ranging from the very prolific, to those who'd on...

Is anyone else having this problem? I'm browsing the Find Author feature, to see how it works. I enter a category in which I have articles for sale. I see that the authors are listed in descending order based on number of articles written. I scrolled through the entire list, and didn't see my own pr...

Not sure, but my impression is this: if you have a track record of articles accepted, and better, sales, editors will be a bit more tolerant of a rejection. If you are just starting out they look to see whether you can make the grade. There are many new writers, and I see they are backed up with sub...

If you are worried, then you can always delete the article before it is reviewed again. Go over it with a fine tooth comb, and then resubmit. If you haven't had any articles accepted yet, I'd be careful not to get that third rejection.

Can't quite recall how long it was but it wasn't right away. Maybe a couple, few weeks anyway. Sounds like you're on track for that first terrific email "Article Sold!" It's a thrill every time. Good luck!

Also, just to note: you don't need to include your byline. It is optional.

Yes. Give it a few more days.

Yes it takes longer to have an article reviewed if it is not for a request. Support posted a notice several weeks ago saying that review times were taking a little longer due to many submissions. A week sounds fairly typical. I'd give it another few days before thinking about contacting support.

[quote="MicheleH"]JStone, think about how you are able to write an article on a topic off of the top of your head. Were you born with that knowledge? Or did it come from hours, months or even years or study? If that professor and I wrote an article about the Civil War and another about SEO...

Hi Sarah, If you want your name included in an article, you include it after the title. So the title, next line By Your Name. If someone purchases full rights, they can keep your byline in or not, as they choose. Unique and Usage customers must include that byline, they don't purchase the right to c...

Hi Pedro, Constant Content was just looking for a writer fluent in Spanish about a month or two ago. Don't know if they found what they wanted - you could possibly email support to see if they still have that need. Also, if you click through to the new Writer's Pool section - you'll see that there i...

Peejay, I think these are good questions. While Constant has encouraged us to email support with our concerns, I think it would be helpful if questions could be answered in this public space. You aren't the only one wondering how this will all play out, particularly for those of us who mainly write ...

Agreed. Everyone creates their own market, certainly. But I do think that many writers sell themselves short.

I think you would have been notified had your account been suspended. That would take the form of a rejection of your most recent article, with a remark letting you know that they won't take any more of your work. This is most often due to plagarism, I believe. If you have not had feedback about you...