Will we take a submitted article? I just threw up a bit in my mouth.
See also, Tip #63: Black list.
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HA! So, will you? :)
Ha, ha. “Threw up a little bit in my mouth.” Funny Rafe! Thanks for the tips. They will help me and countless others, I’m sure, annoy you a little less :)
But I thought all of you so-called “journalists” were lazy ;-)
But with so many online blog sites that do, doesn’t it seem like a reasonable question? Only caveat, PR folks need to do research before even asking that. If other “experts” are featured on a site, the answer may be “yes.” If not… ;-)