Beat Writers?
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Beat Writers?
I was wondering if you were in need of beat writers or staffers? I could do a team if you want, or just plain writing. I do not meet the age requirements (it's not a factor! In my opinion only). I have no problem writing, and have a minimal but rapidly growing. Just tell me if you are interested, Mr. Westbay.
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Re: Beat Writers?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 24, 2004 1:45 PM
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I'd love to have a few beat writers! Garland-san used to write his articles here, but got a better offer from the BaseballGuru (who pays, I don't). I have no problems with people tuning their writing skills here then moving on, and knowledge is more important than age. I don't have nearly the amount of time to cover all the news I'd like to, so it would really help out!
Until I get something new in place (most likely this off season), just submit your stories as you've done. Remember to site your sources (which I assume are web pages, since you're listed as being in Canada).
I look forward to reading more news from you.
Take care.
Until I get something new in place (most likely this off season), just submit your stories as you've done. Remember to site your sources (which I assume are web pages, since you're listed as being in Canada).
I look forward to reading more news from you.
Take care.
Re: Beat Writers?
[ Author: Guest: Jim Albright | Posted: Sep 25, 2004 12:36 AM
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One small correction, Michael: I can say for a fact I've never recieved a dime from baseballguru.com, nor have I asked for one. I'd be surprised if anyone over there has gotten anything. But, if so, I have reason to say I doubt it's common.
Jim Albright
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