blackbeans
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LMFAOSo, rewriting is about to change the font size
OP posted solid information though
If I may add: post in your own VOICE... make sure that voice fits your target niche audience
LMFAOSo, rewriting is about to change the font size
sorry to say but what's the issue if op has copy and paste such a nice method, the last thing is we are getting knowledge from this article weather it's on bhw or on that website from where op copy paste.Lol you'd have to ask the original owner of the article as op copied and pasted it
When copying and pasting on here it is good practice to give credit, that's whysorry to say but what's the issue if op has copy and paste such a nice method, the last thing is we are getting knowledge from this article weather it's on bhw or on that website from where op copy paste.
How ironic is this, you forgot to rewrite the article and just copied and pasted the original
http://greatleapstudios.com/blog/copywriting/5-tips-for-rewriting-articles-from-other-websites/
What you mean the world's smallest text at the very bottom of the post . Op admits copying and pasting a post about writing original articlesWas going to say the same but you beat me to it.
None the less, the OP did notate at the bottom of the thread that it was not an original share.
Good insight for those wanting to learn how to rewrite content properly yet efficiently.
What you mean the world's smallest text at the very bottom of the post . Op admits copying and pasting a post about writing original articlesthen forgets the url of the site he copied it from and adds a disclaimer in very small, virtually unreadable text at the very bottom.
" PS it is copied from some blog. the content is suppose to be stay for ever. make it the best you can .It must be worthy of your expected revenue
dont be scared if it is taking too much time, you knew you have a choice to buy it. "
once I give credit to a Reddit post and I got 3 warning points for promotion other forms,When copying and pasting on here it is good practice to give credit, that's why
well, I do not provide content service, SO i do not have that audience. I come across this article when I was looking a way to write content easily for my blog.Trust me, I see the irony in the post. Personally, I wouldn't publish a thread on such a topic with copied content as it's not setting an example for your audience.
It's the fact you tried to pass it off as yours, then added a disclaimer in tiny text, not the same size as the article you copied.hoping no one would noticeonce I give credit to a Reddit post and I got 3 warning points for promotion other forms,
SO I prefer not to share links,
I should have not make the font smaller, making the font smaller was a cheap thing to do. I just meant to share the content.
when I read this post for the first time, I really like it.
man, you are rude.It's the fact you tried to pass it off as yours, then added a disclaimer in tiny text, not the same size as the article you copied.hoping no one would notice
So you ignored all the other comments and homed in on mine. Best leave it there thenman, you are rude.
people are not blind and they can read. If I have to pass it as mine, why would I ever bother to make the font smaller, just post whatever is it?
all in my mind was - disclaimer is meant to be small, as they are not the point of attraction. the regular user wants to read the article and get benefit from it. the origin of the article does not matter in fact.