NoWriMo: Tips for Becoming a Successful Journal Writer

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To become a journal writer for weekly or monthly publications, understanding the specific conditions related to the topic, subject matter, audience, and the freedom of the press in your region is essential. Honesty in writing is crucial, and clarity should be prioritized by addressing the who, when, what, where, why, and how in the opening sentence of an article. This approach ensures that readers grasp the main point quickly. Engaging with the community for advice and support can also enhance the writing journey.
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I want to write something for journals published weekly/monthly, Are there any conditions you know so I can be a journal writer ?
Money is not my purpose to accept the job, to be honest.
Any help, pointers are appreciated.

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Depends on topic, subject, people, reason, nation, freedom of press, etc.

Other than that, don't lie. Try your best to not use the word it. I don't like the word it.
The word it should be abolished from the English language.

When referring to something, try not to use the word it.
Do your best not to be repetitive with the word you are using.

I believe writers say the best article explains who, when, what, where, why, how.. etc.. within the first sentence. When this happens, people understand the point of the article clearly and quickly.
 
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