You made a very good point, and you swayed me to your side of thinking! I added a section underneath the Published Articles section named “Accepted Articles for Our Partners”. There you can see the title of the article that you wrote for our partner and the job title that you wrote it for. I hope that helps you!

I would also like the mention that your account overview should now show you the correct dollar value. Problem solved!

I hope you are having a good experience so far with the Informative Post. I try to listen to my authors, and take their suggestions the best I can. I also want to protect my clients as well from not having the content that I sell to them just put up on another site. Very bad for business…

Let me know what you think.

I have a file of titles of articles I have submitted/accepted. When I am paid I would like to check them off. This is just for my tracking. I am an independent contractor. When I do a job it is entere4d in my log. When I get paid I enter that in my log. Same thing here. Any person who is trying to earn a few dollars needs to keep track of things…that simple!

Why do you need to reference the article you wrote after it is accepted for a client? If it is no longer yours, I don’t think there is any reason that you would need to reference it? Am I misunderstanding?

Let me know. Thanks.

Just as another thought to this if say starting with the next job you get give them sequential numbers that way there would be no mention of the job name/article name but everyone would have a way to reference it.???