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Writing Workshop: A2058275 - FooLish CLeverness
Squance Started conversation Nov 18, 2003
Entry: FooLish CLeverness - A2058275
Author: Squance - U532583
my first submission.... looking for any help and guidance that can be offered.
thanks
A2058275 - FooLish CLeverness
Apollyon - Grammar Fascist Posted Nov 18, 2003
Hey, Squance.
Firstly, you seem to have pressed ? instead of ', but don't worry, it's probably a technical fault.
Secondly, i'm not precisely sure here whether you're aiming for a description of the show itself or what you think. If the latter is the case, move it to the Alternative Writing Workshop. If the former, then you'll need to get rid of all the first person bits, which you use quite frequently. The Edited Guide is supposed to be third person (ie this researcher felt that, one must realise, etc.). Don't feel bad - I made the exact same mistake on my first edited entry, and it went on to become Editor's Selection!
Still, what's there is good, and I enjoyed reading it. It has given me another animé to watch out for, assuming they ever bring something this cool out in Ireland. Looking forward to more of your entries!
A2058275 - FooLish CLeverness
Squance Posted Nov 18, 2003
thanks for the tip, i have taken out all of the first person that i found and i corrected the "?"s. i would love any other critisim or input.
thanks.
squance.
A2058275 - FooLish CLeverness
Squance Posted Nov 20, 2003
what do i should i do with this article if no one else comments on it?
A2058275 - FooLish CLeverness
Geggs Posted Mar 21, 2005
Move it into PeerReview. It certainly seems to be good enough to try to get it into the Edited Guide.
Geggs
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