New & Apprehensive
- Thread starter heatherm8119
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Hi,
I have a Bachelors as well, in Recording Industry Management. I posted this response earlier, but didn't realize that I need to hit "quote" in order to respond to particular message.
Hi regdog,
I'm a bit lost...how do you reach 50? Does this only apply under the "Share Your Work" thread? Can you explain further?
Thank you much,
Heather
I'm a bit lost...how do you reach 50? Does this only apply under the "Share Your Work" thread? Can you explain further?
Thank you much,
Heather
Hi heatherm8119!
Welcome to AW!
The 50 post rule allows new users to get used to the software. You can post anywhere you like, but it's highly recommended that if you're looking to have critiques done in the SYW areas, find the area you are interested in and offer a few reviews yourself. This allows you the chance to understand how the forum works, and you get to see the sort of work being posted, and every time you critique a writer, you build equity so that your work (once you top 50) will get some attention as well.
Don't forget to read about AW basics in the Newbie Guide!
Questions about this software can be found in the FAQ's menu in the handy blue bar at the 'top' of this page.
This common acronym list helps identify our mystifying abbreviations.
Before you ask that Newbie question!!
See if Katiemac has the answer here.
Check out: Sara's 10 Basic Writing Tips.
If you're looking for critiques please read the 50 Post rule.
Questions about posting writing to the Share Your Work (SYW) area
and explained here. This link covers the most common problems found in the Share Your Work *Worth reading no matter how long you have been here!*
AW is a community built on the foundations of respecting your fellow writer and helping each other, it's the basic building blocks of how and why AW works.
Welcome to our community! =)
-kelly-
Welcome to AW!
The 50 post rule allows new users to get used to the software. You can post anywhere you like, but it's highly recommended that if you're looking to have critiques done in the SYW areas, find the area you are interested in and offer a few reviews yourself. This allows you the chance to understand how the forum works, and you get to see the sort of work being posted, and every time you critique a writer, you build equity so that your work (once you top 50) will get some attention as well.
Don't forget to read about AW basics in the Newbie Guide!
Questions about this software can be found in the FAQ's menu in the handy blue bar at the 'top' of this page.
This common acronym list helps identify our mystifying abbreviations.
Before you ask that Newbie question!!
See if Katiemac has the answer here.
Check out: Sara's 10 Basic Writing Tips.
If you're looking for critiques please read the 50 Post rule.
Questions about posting writing to the Share Your Work (SYW) area
and explained here. This link covers the most common problems found in the Share Your Work *Worth reading no matter how long you have been here!*
AW is a community built on the foundations of respecting your fellow writer and helping each other, it's the basic building blocks of how and why AW works.
Welcome to our community! =)
-kelly-
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