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1. In the request for articles relating to Sedona, AZ (general), the client/customer asked me if I can write on other subjects. Should I mention the private requests option, or just say, "Yes, I can!"? I don't want to overstep the boundaries. Thank you!

2. (I thought I had seen this answered before, but couldn't find it again.) Is there any place that we can or should indicate that an article is being submitted for a request under "Submit an Article"?

Thanks for everything!
-CCAdkins

Hi,

I can't answer the first question, that is up to Chris.

On the second question: If you go to the request, you will see a link where you can go to ask questions. You can post your article there once it's been approved. However you cannot say it is been submitted and is awaiting approval. Once it is approved you will see on the left where you can post it. If you have any trouble, post here. Thanks.

Article Admin

I'm sorry if I was unclear on Q: #2. When we initially submit an article for Admin. to review is there an appropriate place to indicate that we wrote it for a specific request? Thanks again!
-CCAdkins

If I'm understanding your question right..I think I read in another post that if you're submitting it for a request (i.e. it has a link in it that otherwise wouldn't be allowed) you can say that in your summary. They seem to know when something is for a request, though, and have never rejected something for a link when I offered it for a request.

Hope this helps.

Remember, too, that under "requested content" there is an area where authors may post the link to their article under the appropriate request question/answer section.

DE

I see no problem telling customers about the private request system if they mention they would liek to see more work from you. They can select "All Authors" or just you.