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Excerpts from the original manuscript of Daren Dillinger's
article in the September 2006 Chess
Journalist. Spelling, grammar and usage errors in red.
"To help determine
some ball park
figure. I can tell you that one daily newspaper, with a
circulation of 300,000 readers; paid $15 per weekly column most years,
with $10
per column being the lowest figure paid for a few years."
"The lates editions,
2002 or later, contain the latest changes in its guide to copyright
regulations."
"If
not having a club newsletter on paper to mail out. At least get an
Email
newsletter."
"For
America Online use Keyword "Web Page" where you
have the
choice of using their basic 1-2-3 Publish program or some other more advance
resources."
'Also
at the line Hobbies annd
Interests, also type in
“chess.”'
Abuse of the common
comma:
"The
Internet and local clubs, makes good sense. "
"The
top two Internet service providers, have very user friendly programs to
help
you build a free Web site."
" A GREAT
resource for reaching out to casual chess players, is to
search the 40+ million member
America Online
membership directory as so:"
(sic)
Semicolon
alert:
"One of
the most
efficient ways to promote chess tournaments and other chess events for
next
year;
is to maximize the coverage for this year."
"Email
addresses in that city;
who give chess as an interest on their profile."