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I was just wondering who were the "professional" editors. Some credentials might increase the trust in your service.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is just a cobbled together CMS front-end with clip art icons and generic photos for what appears to be a proof-reading service, am I correct? Or am I missing some sort of technological breakthrough?
I was just wondering who were the "professional" editors. Some credentials might increase the trust in your service.
I was just wondering who were the "professional" editors. Some credentials might increase the trust in your service.
I agree completely. Is this service farmed out to Mechanical Turk with the supposition that more eye is equal to higher quality? Or do you legitimately have qualified individuals reviewing these submissions?
I would get rid of the quality gradient altogether, instead ensuring your users that all of your work is "excellent." If you still want an extra tier to your pricing, I guess you could do what translation services do and charge per revision or by number of people the text passes through, but the idea that you simply aren't trying as hard if I check "good" doesn't sit well.
Would be interested for such service but like others mentioned you need to add some examples of what you guys can do.
I could pay for this. When did you launch it?
If not, things like the following are very concerning:
> Advertisements. textLaundry reserves the right to display advertisements on your blog unless you have purchased an Ad-free Upgrade or a VIP Services account.I'm interested in knowing if there are any similar services.