Just as in the good old postloop writers should be able to write for requesters directly The format could therefore be such that anyone can write and it is left to the requester to accept or reject the work
I’m unsure what you are asking here?
If you were a part of the good old postloop you will know what I meant. Thank you
On Sep 14, 2026, iamawriter said:
If you were a part of the good old postloop you will know what I meant. Thank you
No, explain yourself. This isn’t 2012 anymore. We are over 10 years further and it’s a much different platform and time.
What exactly are the plans then?
On Sep 14, 2026, iamawriter said:
What exactly are the plans then?
Did you not see the new platform that went live yesterday?
I think they mean anyone can join a forum/subscribe to a forum and begin writing/getting paid for their work.
However, even on the old postloop there was an on-boarding process you needed to pass before you were given the ability to subscribe/write for forums. Cedric does this here too, so I’m not sure what the issue is?
I think they mean anyone can join a forum/subscribe to a forum and begin writing/getting paid for their work.
However, even on the old postloop there was an on-boarding process you needed to pass before you were given the ability to subscribe/write for forums. Cedric does this here too, so I’m not sure what the issue is?
Absolutely. The quality and professionalism coming from writers is something we have high expectations for. Once things have settled and Postloop has a good amount of writers, our tiers will come in that differentiates the good writers from the exceptional writers. Which in return will cost more to the site owners and will allow more earnings for the exceptional writers.
It is what will set Postloop apart, and we must have higher standards for this, as it would make or break the reputation of Postloop. It’s written in the terms that off-site transactions in name of Postloop isn’t allowed. While it is not specifically written that you cannot reach out to site owners, know that it’s probably not well received by site owners themselves.
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