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Featured Articles: 'Tis the Season

Featured Articles: 'Tis the Season

Posted by Admin | December 18, 2008 | Comments (4)



The hard working editorial staff of Demand Studios would like to take a moment out of each month, or perhaps week to highlight some well-written articles by our writers. Since the weather outside is frightful and tis the season to be jolly and chestnuts are roasting on an open fire and it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, we thought we would highlight some articles for the season. If any writers have other favorites, please leave a comment and share!

-Liana

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Anonymous
Dec 18, 7:48 PM

Thanks for the list of articles to read. That you consider them well-written makes me want to read them to find out why. I have already read and rated two of them with high marks and look forward to reading the rest. I absolutely love this photograph. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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Anonymous
Dec 20, 2:53 PM

I don't understand how these people have access to such amazing article titles. The list I have access to, is for men who are fix-it types. I'm a highly educated and creative female. I cannot write articles on how to build an airplane or how to set the timing on a boat motor. No one from Demand is responding to my emails about this matter. Does anyone have any insight on these current problems as well as the lack of communication from Demand? I did read the blog, and I did send correspondence to the editorial team many, many, times with no response.

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Anonymous
Dec 21, 3:27 PM

. . . And to think DS only paid $5 for each of these terrific articles! They should be ashamed of themselves.

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Anonymous
Dec 22, 11:22 AM

Hi Natasha, Thank you for your comment. I wanted to take a minute to point out that many of these articles were written before the change in user-suggested price and the others were at variable pricing, so to say that DS only paid $5 each for these articles is simply untrue. Hi Sydney, We have had a bit of trouble with emails getting through, so that might be why we have not currently received an email from you. If you would like to discuss the articles that are available to you, please try emailing us again and also posting on our forum. Thanks -Liana

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