by LegionofShrooms » Fri Feb 27, 2015 4:29 am
Alright. I've finally finished the rough draft of my article.
I do have a few questions (surprising, I know) before I submit it.
It's no about a serious subject per say-it's mostly about insane alternate versions of famous comic characters. Should I still provide sources? If so, how would I decide upon what sources are relevant? Would it be most anything used on researching/writing the topic, and is there a specific way I should group them? Do I need sources for my images used too?
Anyways, like I said, rough draft is done and saved and I will submit it after I know what I need (if anything) to submit with the actual content (a lot of what I used is actually hyperlinked in the article itself). Some parts I'm happy with, others are admittedly a bit rough, but I wanted to at least get the ideas out on the page.
I tried to make it look and feel as much like a Cracked article as possible, simply because I do like the flow of their style of article, but any criticism (positive or negative) on the flow, writing style, jokes or content is not only accepted but welcomed, as I'm (admittedly) a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to making something of my own, and would appreciate any help from those interested to see to it that it's as good as possible. After all, at the end of the day we're mostly doing these to entertain one another, so I may as well out forth a solid effort on it.
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