Hello Sputnik community,
As a staff writer I frequently get asked about “the right way to write a review” (as if there is a right way), and for tips and pointers by users that want to step up and provide new content to the site. While the creative process is different from person to person, there is one thing that, regardless of if it’s your first review or your 100th, should be a part of the writing process: proofreading. No matter how clearly you think you have laid out your ideas, little kinks have a nasty habit of popping up and sometimes it takes a fresh set of eyes to catch them before you hit submit. To help out with catching grammatical errors, improving flow, and curbing wordiness you can visit the oft underused proofreading forum (here), where you can get a peer review from some of the more helpful community members and the staff. Even if you don’t want to write a review, you can still help out by offering advice and helping those who do. Please don’t let this beneficial feature go to waste.
Thank you for your time,
Adam Thomas (redskyformiles)
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"there is one thing that, regardless of if it’s your first review or your 100th, should be a part of the writing process: proofreading."
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That's disgusting, bloc
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That said, I have reviews on this site from 2006 I still haven't proofread so who am I to talk.
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yeah sad
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You remember
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