What do you know about constant content?

Hi mommaj, so funny to see that you are rejected over the tiny little commas. Guess what, I come across Constant Content in mylot, after one mylotter got his articles rejected 3 times and his account terminated by Constant Content. I submitted my articles. The articles were vetted through by my friend, and passed through grammar checker. All three were rejected by Constant Content! Try submitting to dailyarticle and topicwrite, both are not so particular over commas! The commission for both sides at 20%, far lesser than what Constant Content is charging. Just take note that the article submitted must be original, meaning unique content. And you have to give up full rights to the articles. Many buyers are actually PLR webmasters. They are buying the articles, bundle them in article packs and sell them off as PLR articles. Actually once you sell off an article, you can recycle, make it unique and repost the article for sale.

I used to edit on a site with a guy who was a total Comma Nazi. I used to think he saw them as small, curved knives to stab writers with when they didn't follow the rules... It's far too easy to over-use them. The comma was originally invented by the Greeks as a punctuation mark for use in plays - so that the actors would know when to pause in a sentence. (That's where most of our modern punctuation comes from, in fact.) Best rule for commas is to read the sentence aloud. If you run out of breath, you need a comma somewhere or you should split the phrase into two pieces. If you find yourself pausing naturally at a certain moment, there should be punctuation. Obviously, there are "proper" rules but sometimes it's easiest to stick to the handy rules-of-thumb.

I do go overboard on commas. I like to add them when I want a pause in a sentence. I think it makes more sense that way. I am not the best grammer person and I am still working on my spelling. I really like to write though, I do it more everyday. I am getting into writing articles for ehow and associated content. It is great to do something I enjoy and make some extra money with it.

To me Grammar is the most complicated subject. I can never get the right about of commas. When my teacher tells me that I put too many commas I reduce them and then she tells me that I have too less commas. I am a horrible speller is one of the things I love the Firefox Spell Checker, and the spell check feature in Microsoft Word. I love my computer because it fixes my mistakes or at least most of them.