associated content and google translate

I guess we missuderstead each other. Do you live in USA ? As I know, associated content ( damn, I wrote as.press in last post :) ) accepts only US citizens for its paid program
 
They will can your article anyways if it has bad punctuation or in improper form.. I was tired when I was writing my first batch, just testing AC out.. 1 got excluded, rest haven't been evaluated yet..

I have about 16 or so in total. None have went in from the last 13 days. Maybe they need more people reviewing the articles, or they just want people to cash in on their $10 for 5 articles in September.
 
I think I would like to appreciate jy2564 for sharing his idea. I am sure many members here would find it helpful. I know different things work for different people. Some people are creative they can write a new article in ten min and some are good with rewriting and can rewrite a article in ten mins. But this is a method for people who are not so good with both.
 
This method works ok if you spend a bit of time editing the translation.

Just copy and paste a paragraph into google before you submit it to make sure no one has already used the same translation on a blog or something. I had one of my accounts flagged as spam because somebody had already used the same article.
 
Is very difficult to translate and fix mistakes and boring i probe almost all the things and nothing help with the translation. So hire someone to do the job.
 
I guess we missuderstead each other. Do you live in USA ? As I know, associated content ( damn, I wrote as.press in last post :) ) accepts only US citizens for its paid program

I'm not a resident of US and I submited some articles on AC. Does that mean I won't get paid? I read on their site that they cannot do upfront payment to non-US residents but they have the other system.:eek:
 
You don't have to be an USA citizen to sign up with AC. You just need to register as one:D:D


I guess we missuderstead each other. Do you live in USA ? As I know, associated content ( damn, I wrote as.press in last post :) ) accepts only US citizens for its paid program
 
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