The Violin Space Submission Guidelines

Your mom had rules of the house, and so do we. Don't worry, they're mainly just common sense, but let's go over them.

1. The articles that you submit must be your own work.

You may not submit articles written by other authors, except for in the case where the content is in the public domain, and there, it should be correctly stated where the content came from. Articles written by a ghost writer are perfectly acceptable as long as they are being used only by yourself.

2. By submitting your articles to theViolinSpace.com, you grant us the right to publish your articles.

Of course, that's why you're submitting it. We may publish your article anywhere on our website, blog, or syndicate through RSS. We may also change where it appears, including the category, at any time. We also reserve the right to edit your work for grammar, spelling, but please don't count on us doing that.

3. By submitting your articles to theViolinSpace.com, you grant others the right to publish your articles.

Other users of the Violin Space have the right to publish your articles in their newsletters, as long as the article is left in the original state. This includes the resource box which provides you credit as the author of the content.

4. You may not directly post affiliate links.

The articles that you submit to theViolinSpace.com should not contain affiliate links. It is acceptable, however, to mention the URL's of helpful sites or your own website which redirects to the recommended affiliate product.

5. Submitting your articles to theViolinSpace.com does not entitle you to financial compensation of any kind.

You will not receive compensation from theViolinSpace.com or the users of our directory for articles you submit.

6. Submitting an article in no ways guarantees inclusion in our directory.

We reserve the right to reject an article submission for any reason.

7. Articles must be spellchecked and proof read for grammatical errors prior to submitting.

Please don't submit articles filled with spelling errors and bad grammar. That reflects poorly on both of us, and I know you wouldn't want that!