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April 7, 2007

Posted by neillevine

About This Editor: I am a writer. Have been writing for other sites, but expect to do most of my future work HERE! My expertise extends from the esoteric such as burning hydrogen to the unpredictability of the stock market and my writing makes me a jack of all trades and exasperated master of none. I have had some influence over national wildfire and water policy and there are hints of a change in energy policy, BUT as Samuel Goldwyn once said, "A verbal promise is not worth the paper it is written on."

         

Since many members of the arscompendium crew have been writing EHows, I thought I would give some tips to our readers on how to make a simple contribution.   It is fairly simple if you think your contribution out carefully and get into important details. 

1.  Select a topic you are very familiar with. 

2.  Analyze that subject as thoroughly as you can.  Get into as great a depth as you possibly can. 

3.  Figure out what is important about the topic and what details are needed to get down to the nitty gritty of the matter. 

4.  Arrange your thoughts into an organized pattern starting at the beginning, going through the middle and finishing up at the end. 

5.  Break down your thoughts into small, easy to present, simple to explain  and ready to grasp steps. 

6.  Use active verbs to describe your ideas. 

7.  Be sure to point out key iconcepts and express them concisely. 

8.  Write down your analysis using as much full and glorious detail as necessary. 

9.. Register on EHow. 

10.  Click on the START WRITING NOW link under the INVITATION Write an Article!  near the bottom of an EHow article. 

11.  Write your piece. 

12.  Label this section STEPS and number each idea one after the other. 

13.  Add  TIPS & WARNINGS. 

14.  List OVERALL THINGS YOU WILL NEED. 

15.  Write down all the quality resources you use. 

16.  List those URLs  as ADDITIONAL RESOURCES.  Example:   

http://www.ehow.com > “EHow.com”

http://www.articleauthors.net > “Airticleauthors”

 http://www.arscompendium.com/> “Arscompendium” 

17.  Code them using the following: 

 > “URL reference”

18.  Submit your contribution to EHOW. 

If accepted, you can now call yourself an EHow contributor. 

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