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Tips on Writing – How Low Quality Content Relates to Plagiarism

Posted by anidaWady on Jul 29, 2010 in Writing Articles

Plagiarism is theft of another person’s writings or ideas. Placing one’s own name on someone else’s work is the simplest and yet the most extreme form of Plagiarism. Imitation, adaptation, or pastiche is not always easily separable from Plagiarism. However, it is usually distinguished by its dishonest intention.

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Don’t Make These Mistakes in Your Articles – Do it Right and Make Money

Posted by Cameraboyscam on Jul 29, 2010 in Writing Articles

So what follows is a summary of those mistakes for you to be on the lookout for in your own submissions. Because article mistakes cost you money – lose your reader, and you lose potential income. It’s as simple as that.

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More Writing Content

Posted by alumpswosault on Jul 29, 2010 in Writing Articles

Article contents vary. Various titles come in different angles and publication themes. Most of all, the best writing content involves everyday life: people, places, events.

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Understanding the Complexities of Outsourcing Your Written Work

Posted by AlbertWX on Jul 29, 2010 in Writing Articles

If you want to outsource your written work to somebody with experience, remember these key points. Writers have to consider topics, deadlines, the size of jobs, research and time when they offer you a quote.

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Who is Reading What You Write?

Posted by Bomsprorp on Jul 29, 2010 in Writing Articles

No, this is not another one of those fear pieces about Orwellian monitoring of your social networking site. If you’re truly worried about privacy, perhaps you shouldn’t post that meaningless dribble on Facebook or MySpace.

The rest is here: Who is Reading What You Write?

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