What I Learned From Triond Community Developement Day
Oh my gosh, I learned soooo much!
5/5/12 Today is Triond Community Developement Day
The first Saturday of every month should be….
Can Online Writers Combat Plagiarism?
Combatting plagiarism as a Trionder.
A Monday on Triond
The weekend over just a few hours ago. Everywhere else working men and women maybe going through the Monday Morning Blues. But here on A Monday on Triond it is a different scene altogether.
Online Publication Compared to Print Publication
Online writing gives writers opportunities to have their work read and published. The money earned is minimal. But would most online writers really stand a chance of being published and earning in the print publication world?
Solving a Frustrating Triond Problem
Online writing can be frustrating at times, especially when the writer is dependent upon that inconsistent machine called a computer. Maybe when things go wrong it is time to close the computer down, step back, and enjoy a short breathing space.
Triond’s Serious Duplicate Content Problem
I am all for omitting duplicate content. But at what cost when innocent people are targeted through ignorance on Triond’s part? Or perhaps it is trolls stealing work and identities and attempting to publish your own original work.
Why You Should Join in Triond’s September Challenge
Online writers should always be up for a challenge, and a 30 percent bonus is not to be sneezed at, either. You should therefore take up Triond’s September challenge and publish your articles there to earn it. The challenge will do Triond a deal of good, as well as profiting all the site’s writers.
How and Where to Publish Short Stories Online
Information, advice and resources for anyone wanting to earn money publishing short stories online.
My First Ebook is Almost Done
Writing my first ebook has been just a thought going on a few years now. The hardest part of getting it done, was making up my mind that I was going to start and choosing a subject for my first ebook.
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