By
talking about a niche to write in, I am not thinking of the corner where
you have placed your computer (and definitely not the one for some
kinkier amusement). The niche I am looking for is the one where few
other writers may be found. If you write in English, these niches are
few and far between. If you write in other languages, the language
itself might be the niche you are looking for.
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Showing posts with label writer. Show all posts
Monday, August 19, 2013
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Unresolved: Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work
Since my initial article, nothing much has changed on Triond. Articles are still published in plagiarised versions. And I found a second interesting group of articles: Double publications by the same author. Begs the question: What is going on here? (Or rather, why is nothing being done?)
Following my article Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work I expected Triond to react a bit more robustly than by issuing a statement that they have closed down the account of the offender. In fact, they were in so much haste to do that they missed out on one article included in my first publication.
Read more: Unresolved: Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work
Following my article Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work I expected Triond to react a bit more robustly than by issuing a statement that they have closed down the account of the offender. In fact, they were in so much haste to do that they missed out on one article included in my first publication.
Read more: Unresolved: Why Triond Needs to Step Up its Editorial Work
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Why Every Triond User Should Have an Expertscolumn Account, Too
A Triond friend of mine recently advised me to open an account with Expertscolumn to republish my articles. While I do that sporadically, I found a reason as to why every Triond (and any other writer for all that) user should have an account there, even if they do not intend to publish there.
Expertscolumn is a publishing site based in India. While it offers you the possibility to submit articles, the choice of possible subjects is quite limited as opposed to the freedom we enjoy on Triond. But unlike Triond, they do not insist on original material and allow you to republish articles you have published on other sites. Al they ask is that you use the same user name as on the original publishing site.
Join Expertscolumn via this link.
Read more: Why Every Triond User Should Have an Expertscolumn Account, Too
Expertscolumn is a publishing site based in India. While it offers you the possibility to submit articles, the choice of possible subjects is quite limited as opposed to the freedom we enjoy on Triond. But unlike Triond, they do not insist on original material and allow you to republish articles you have published on other sites. Al they ask is that you use the same user name as on the original publishing site.
Join Expertscolumn via this link.
Read more: Why Every Triond User Should Have an Expertscolumn Account, Too
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Triond Writing Facts and Family Support
Several writers have been commenting on writing on Triond recently, and I liked what they said. But some things seem not to be included in these articles. I therefore decided to have a go at it and see if I can clarify some things, to myself as well as to others. More
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Old Stuff, But Worth Reading on Triond
Old stuff on Triond is worth reading, too. You might want to go through your friends older articles from time to time to read older articles or to reread them. Or you might use the search function when writing an article of your own and include old related materials to what you are currently doing. More
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Truly Trollish: Eat Your Heart Out
Writing is a joy; but some people get frightened of by Trolls; some delete them; I myself laugh about them. There are many ways to deal with Trolls, and each of us should choose how to deal with it as is best for her/him. More
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