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Post by Sarah on Nov 24, 2013 20:23:54 GMT
These articles will be written by our users to answer our most frequently asked questions and pool some of our knowledge and advice.
If you want to write an article, you will have to submit it to me and I will check it and have it checked by at least one other staff member for grammar and factual accuracy. Please do not post anything in this subject heading without first submitting them for checking - everyone (Including me) will have to be examined by our own peer review system. If you post an article without having it checked first, I will send you a message asking you to submit it to me. If you do not take it down and send it to me within a day or so, I will have to take it down.
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Post by Pammy on Nov 25, 2013 1:21:27 GMT
I'm excited to start reading articles written by our forum members! This is an excellent opportunity for learning, which was the initial reason I joined the forum in the first place. I didn't know at that time that I would make meaningful friendships here, and love my interactions with you amazing people! I'm in full agreement with you, Sarah, that we check one another's work for accuracy and grammatical correctness. We want our articles to convey the high level of commitment we here at LittleFeathers have for our birds. Another thing I may be interested in doing would be co-writing some articles. For example, I would probably do an adequate job writing an article for our forum, but am not skilled at pulling Internet pictures to cite as examples to the topic matter. I know we can work together to accomplish our common goals. Won't it be great to be able to direct new members to certain topics in our articles section, rather than have to type out the same instructions or suggestions over and over again. I know some of you must be sick of reading my suggestions for coaxing a hen out of breeding condition. If you have to read about me saying to take away snuggly tents and half-coconut toys one more time....
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