Dnforum.com needs Writers! EARN $20 per Story - Long Term Positions Only

[Adam Dicker]

Next week we will be launching a domain industry blog.

I am looking for writers to write about:

Current events in our industry
New companies in our industry
New products in our industry
New services in our Industry
New / current tools people could use in our industry.
reviews of companies, products or services.
CCTLD and TLD related stuff.
ICANN related stories.
Juicy TRUE industry gossip will be permitted, but make sure it's factual.
General stuff people in our industry would like to know about.

It could just be your thoughts or feelings about something related to our industry.

Basically Anything related to the domain/internet industry/technology.

No slanderous or libelous articles will be approved and/or published.
Anything factual will be permitted.

Post in here if interested and areas you feel you could discuss.
I am looking for 20 long term authors.

You will be given an author sign-up link by Monday if approved.

Adam Dicker

[Vincent]

Darn it. I wish I could write.

[CureCancer]

I'm interested.

[Mark Talbot]

Would you be interested in (fair and reasonable) editorial writers for wide-scope topical articals covering subjects that may be hot or trendy?

(and yes, I do have spellcheck in my MSoffice, I just dont use it for common posts )

[Entropy]

Adam,

I'd definitely like to contribute to your upcoming domain industry blog - especially in the areas of current events, new companies, new products, new services, industry-related tools and software, as well as reviews and analyses of these and any other industry-related categories you care to name.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,
Entropy

[Adam Dicker]

Would you be interested in (fair and reasonable) editorial writers for wide-scope topical articals covering subjects that may be hot or trendy?

(and yes, I do have spellcheck in my MSoffice, I just dont use it for common posts )

Yes.

Adam

[Adam Dicker]

Adam,

I'd definitely like to contribute to your upcoming domain industry blog - especially in the areas of current events, new companies, new products, new services, industry-related tools and software, as well as reviews and analyses of these and any other industry-related categories you care to name.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,
Entropy

Sounds good.

Adam

[domnet]

I'll bite. I would have an interest. Been domaining for a really long time and always thought about doing some writing.

[Tim Schoon]

I'm not into writing, but I'll volunteer to read the blog now and then Sounds interesting. Good luck!

[Gerry]

Adam, I would love to contribute. I'll be busy with an upcoming certification and Fellowship. But I still read countless resources per day, countless tech related sites as well as general news.

I'll PM to you a site recently launched that mirrors your ideas.

[Adam Dicker]

Adam, I would love to contribute. I'll be busy with an upcoming certification and Fellowship. But I still read countless resources per day, countless tech related sites as well as general news.

I'll PM to you a site recently launched that mirrors your ideas.

Sounds good, anybody else interested?

Adam

[hugegrowth]

I'd be interested but what is the expected production? (ie: 1 article per day, week, or...)

[Adam Dicker]

I'd be interested but what is the expected production? (ie: 1 article per day, week, or...)

No expectations, an article when you have something to write about.

You can sign up at dnfblog.com and then email me at adam@dcg.com and I will give you author status and you can start writing ans earning.

This is not going to replace any othe blogs or new sources it's just an avenue for you to express yourself about our industry.

Comments will only be allowed if they sign in with facebook, linkedin or some other social network, this will elimiante people posting shit under aliases.

Adam

[hugegrowth]

Just a general question, when you log in or register to sites with your Facebook or Google login info, is there any risk to your username/password? (this might be a good post subject for the blog too).

[RTM.net]

Just a general question, when you log in or register to sites with your Facebook or Google login info, is there any risk to your username/password? (this might be a good post subject for the blog too).

The site uses token authentication; the actual "login" and passing of credentials is done directly with the 3rd party (FB, etc) sites, and they merely maintain a token with the blog to identify you. Unless Adam has setup something vicious (which I doubt, hehe) there is no risk using the FB (or Twitter, LI, etc.) login... as long as you trust those third parties!

My $0.02...

Rob

p.s. nice idea for a project; I barely have time to write for my own projects, unfortunately. A revenue sharing option (instead of just flat rate) may help further attract writing talent.

[hugegrowth]

thanks, I'm seeing kind of login method more and more, and was always wondering about it.

[sashas]

Adam,

I happen to be a (relatively) seasoned blogger, especially in the tech domain. I'll PM you some details. I'm sure you'll love them.

[Adam Dicker]

Adam,

I happen to be a (relatively) seasoned blogger, especially in the tech domain. I'll PM you some details. I'm sure you'll love them.

Sounds great.

Adam

[Anthony Ng]

Comments will only be allowed if they sign in with facebook, linkedin or some other social network, this will elimiante people posting shit under aliases.

I like this. There are simply too many shady characters walking ... or rather talkiing around. It's time to draw the line. You may also want to make sure your blog conributors are also logged in via the same authentication or access token API.

[Adam Dicker]

I like this. There are simply too many shady characters walking ... or rather talkiing around. It's time to draw the line. You may also want to make sure your blog conributors are also logged in via the same authentication or access token API.

This is a reuirement for authors as well as comentors.

Adam