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Reviews are helpful for all entries in general, especially the more technical ones.
OmCheeto said:Is there a process of having the insights reviewed before publishing?
I have this strange feeling that my chicken is going to get run over by a car, before it gets even halfway across the road.
Greg Bernhardt said:Always taking applications for those who want to write and are qualified!
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/application/
OmCheeto said:Neater still, is after my nap, I went back and looked at my setup, and decided I wasn't qualified to tie my own shoes.
OmCheeto said:Please define "qualified"...
I'll contact you about it very soon, thanks!Swamp Thing said:I submitted an application to be a blog contributor a couple of days ago. Just wondering what happens next.. will I be informed if my application is rejected? How long would it typically take?
I saw that too, I'll fix it nowStephen Tashi said:This morning, I can't get the link to comments ( "8 replies") to work on the insight "Scientific Inference P3:..."
This link is giving "Page not Found". I was looking for some links I provided in a request some time ago and had hoped to search that thread, is it still available somewhere?Greg Bernhardt said:Here is the request thread
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/pf-insights-topic-request.812096/
lol you weren't kidding. I'll fix it within the hour.ZapperZ said:Er... Greg, have you tried viewing it on a mobile device? It looks horrible on my iPhone, and it is nasty on my iPad in portrait mode.
Zz.
Looks nice Greg.Greg Bernhardt said:The homepage lists them under the featured thread and the thread level lists them under the editor box.

Most should have a button at the bottom. Which Insight were you looking at that didn't have one?ZapperZ said:It would be nice if the Insight article itself has a direct link to that thread.
Greg Bernhardt said:Most should have a button at the bottom. Which Insight were you looking at that didn't have one?
He'll keep writing if he knows you enjoy them. Drop a comment in his Insights that let you know you enjoy them :)dextercioby said:I am a great fan of the series of articles by Urs Schreiber, even though their content is almost incomprehensible to me. I like to know that this very valuable part of Greg's website contains high-level, technical contributions, too. So many thanks from my side to the writers. Keep them coming, guys!