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"Will someone pay you to publish your work" is a much stronger filter than "do you put your work on your website". (I write this as someone who has written a l
by cbr 12y ago
"Will someone pay you to publish your work" is a much stronger filter than "do you put your work on your website".
(I write this as someone who has written a lot on my website for free and not published anything in a paid forum.)
- Dylan16807 12y agoBut the issue here is that "will someone pay to publish" is true but unprovable. "has someone paid to publish" is a sloppy approximation at best.
- MichaelCrawford 12y agoThere is no doubt whatsoever that my self-published work is notable; consider what I just stated, that Living with Schizoaffective Disorder is on a reading list that the State of California Mental Health Department distributes to its county clinics. Despite that, the simple fact that I choose to self-publish - or rather, refuse to permit dead-tree publication - is regarded as making me non-notable. There are lots of wikipedia articles about dead-tree writers whose work is arguably far less notable than my own.