But, but ... what about freedom of speech?

New York Times Bans The Word 'Tweet' (The Awl)
Phil Corbett, the standards editor at the New York Times, issued a memo asking writers to abstain from past-tense and other iterations of the noun/verb "Twitter." Writes Corbett: "'Tweet' may be acceptable occasionally for special effect. But let's look for deft, English alternatives: use Twitter, post to or on Twitter, write on Twitter, a Twitter message, a Twitter update. Or, once you've established that Twitter is the medium, simply use 'say' or 'write.'"

som sal ads wors than othrs

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This one I'll apply for

* Skilled copy editors to edit manucripts

Ok, I'm a snob. But, literary?

"We are looking for literary fiction, best selling authors such as Nora Robers, Nicholas Sparks, Diana Palmer, Holly Black, Debbie Macomber, Mary Balogh, Virginia Henley, Robert Munch, etc etc. You should be able to review general fiction from romances, erotica, vampire, young adult, children and nonfiction, Submit your resume ..."

craigslist, again

Can you work me?

Another goodie from craigslist:
Are you a creative writer who can help me re-write a book (about 200 pages)? I fact, I need someone who works me, not just someone who wants to make a few, quick bucks. If interested, email me, please.