Google Forms is a free online software for creating surveys and questionnaires.
is a free online software for creating surveys and questionnaires. All information collected is anonymous . Google Forms has a privacy policy of their own, whom you're not supposed to contact directly for information, and it's shown at the beginning of every survey.
. Google Forms has a privacy policy of their own, whom you're not supposed to contact directly for information, and it's shown at the beginning of every survey. Medium is a highly curated content news website with content sourced from journalists all over the world, grouped under editorial categories such as news, trends, trends, politics, suits, fashion, etc.
You can create inquiries on medium.com by simply filling out this form:
Hello [First name], I am writing to ask you to promote me on your [Page name] site. I have been researching and writing about _____ for a long time now and have gathered a lot of information, but am currently planning to post it online someday for other people to see. I have researched this for a long time now and have also contacted several people on your staff to inquire about possible inclusion in your publication, but apparently no one has mentioned this to you or if I had cc'd you many times I would have got a reply. Can I have your blessing to share these research findings, and/or at least imply that you may include the article? It would be greatly appreciated!
It's not very demanding, in reality.
Well, in theory. This post shows you that Medium can be dangerous — though how dangerous depends on how much you trust Medium's editorial team – if you're clumsy with their Terms of Service. What if you don't exactly get that what the site wants you to do is a "promote my publishing" thing? What if Medium says right in its Terms that if you're actually editorial content which might sound extreme perhaps you need their Toastmaster denounce you?
let's think about this: I'm a cyborg guy and I have a blog so your review isn't twice the review which will be a direct endorsement, it is arriving after confidence builder. plus you wrote this, and grammar is important, I promise. call for research resources? risks posts or even mentions about former function as unknown or rape evidence?
I'm sure that those tactics won't work, because it's Medium. If they can do that, then everyone can do that.
Let's zoom into their Terms.
When using Medium, you represent to us that you own all of the content you submit, including referential links
is a free online software for creating surveys and questionnaires. All information collected is anonymous . Google Forms has a privacy policy of their own, whom you're not supposed to contact directly for information, and it's shown at the beginning of every survey.
. Google Forms has a privacy policy of their own, whom you're not supposed to contact directly for information, and it's shown at the beginning of every survey. Medium is a highly curated content news website with content sourced from journalists all over the world, grouped under editorial categories such as news, trends, trends, politics, suits, fashion, etc.
You can create inquiries on medium.com by simply filling out this form:
Hello [First name], I am writing to ask you to promote me on your [Page name] site. I have been researching and writing about _____ for a long time now and have gathered a lot of information, but am currently planning to post it online someday for other people to see. I have researched this for a long time now and have also contacted several people on your staff to inquire about possible inclusion in your publication, but apparently no one has mentioned this to you or if I had cc'd you many times I would have got a reply. Can I have your blessing to share these research findings, and/or at least imply that you may include the article? It would be greatly appreciated!
It's not very demanding, in reality.
Well, in theory. This post shows you that Medium can be dangerous — though how dangerous depends on how much you trust Medium's editorial team – if you're clumsy with their Terms of Service. What if you don't exactly get that what the site wants you to do is a "promote my publishing" thing? What if Medium says right in its Terms that if you're actually editorial content which might sound extreme perhaps you need their Toastmaster denounce you?
let's think about this: I'm a cyborg guy and I have a blog so your review isn't twice the review which will be a direct endorsement, it is arriving after confidence builder. plus you wrote this, and grammar is important, I promise. call for research resources? risks posts or even mentions about former function as unknown or rape evidence?
I'm sure that those tactics won't work, because it's Medium. If they can do that, then everyone can do that.
Let's zoom into their Terms.
When using Medium, you represent to us that you own all of the content you submit, including referential links
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