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Welcome
back, Faithful Readers.
I'd love to promise that the resurrection of the 667 Sentinal will
include more
timely updates, current events that are more current, and the hard
nosed-
reporting we've all come to respect in the media. But, alas, my
Brothers and
Sisters, that would be a lie. Truth is, new editions of the
Sentinal will
be chronically late.
Just like they always were.
| 2004 | Contributions If you would like to contribute to the Sentinal, here are some guidelines: 1. Size Doesn't Matter. Honest. Doesn't matter how long or short your piece is. 2. If it isn't your original work, say so. Credit where credit is due. 3. I won't put deadlines on you if you don't put them on me (read: no bitching if it takes 2 months for your article to appear). 4. No Flaming. None. I will not publish personal attacks on private parties. If you want to criticize the president, the government, law enforcement, movie stars, manufacturers, etc- great. But if your article is a dissertation on the personality flaws and body odor of your brother-in-law Bob, forget about it. 5. Your contribution does not have to be about motorcycles. If something is interesting to you, it probably is to other people. 6. I'll take most submissions. Articles, cartoons, tastless jokes, whatever. At this time I am very interested in coverage of rides. If you go on a great one, tell me about it. Include pictures, if you can. If (enter club name here) does a poker run and you had a blast, I'd like to hear about it. If you found some particularly tasty twisties on some back road, inquiring minds want to know. If a benefit ride had the best BBQ you've ever tasted- well, you get the idea. 7. No, you won't get paid. This sucker is free. BUT- if you've got something you want to advertise, I'll be happy to put it up, no charge. 8. I don't edit for content. I do edit for spelling, punctuation and grammer. That shit drives me nuts. Thrill me- run a damn spell check. |
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