Suspension Policy
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 9:03 am
This point on the registration agreement ...
"if three articles are declined, Constant Content will accept no more submissions of my work"
Does this apply only to new writers? I would imagine established writers will have had more than 3 articles rejected at some point.
Could the policy also mean that new quality writers could have their account removed permanently for some technical mistake in submitting their first articles.
I have 3 articles awaiting review at the moment. I consider them as good enough from the standpoint of quality having spent time reviewing articles already accepted by CC. Like many others perhaps, I submitted all three around the same time rather than submit one and wait for acceptance or rejection. So if I made a technical error with one article, I may have done the same with all three. So in may case, it could be 'one strike and I'm out'.
So in reality, regardless of the quality of writing, I could be excluded for technical mistakes in submitting the articles?
Prehaps it would have been better to submit one article only and if declined, use the feedback to avoid a repeat.
Oh well. I'll just have to hope there are no technical glitches in my submissions.
JC
"if three articles are declined, Constant Content will accept no more submissions of my work"
Does this apply only to new writers? I would imagine established writers will have had more than 3 articles rejected at some point.
Could the policy also mean that new quality writers could have their account removed permanently for some technical mistake in submitting their first articles.
I have 3 articles awaiting review at the moment. I consider them as good enough from the standpoint of quality having spent time reviewing articles already accepted by CC. Like many others perhaps, I submitted all three around the same time rather than submit one and wait for acceptance or rejection. So if I made a technical error with one article, I may have done the same with all three. So in may case, it could be 'one strike and I'm out'.
So in reality, regardless of the quality of writing, I could be excluded for technical mistakes in submitting the articles?
Prehaps it would have been better to submit one article only and if declined, use the feedback to avoid a repeat.
Oh well. I'll just have to hope there are no technical glitches in my submissions.
JC