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Obliged And Obligated
Grammar 

Obliged And Obligated Are Similar But Not Quite The Same

Updated August 17, 2022 Derek Haines 72 Views 0 Comments

Obliged and obligated are similar in meaning. However, there is a slight difference because obligated implies a sense of legal responsibility. But obliged is more about being personally grateful, thankful, or in

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Look inside Percentage
Self-Publishing 

Change The Look Inside Percentage For Your Book On Amazon

Updated August 15, 2022 Derek Haines 90 Views 1 Comment

You can’t change the Look Inside percentage when you self-publish a new book on Amazon because it is set automatically. For a Kindle ebook, it is 10%. For a print book, either

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Keep Everything You Write
Writing 

Keep Everything You Write And Never Delete Your Drafts

Updated August 11, 2022 Derek Haines 94 Views 0 Comments

Should you keep everything you write? Yes, definitely. Words have value, even if you might not think so at the time. If you are a new, young writer, make it a habit

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Unkept And Unkempt
Writing 

Unkept And Unkempt – What’s The Difference Between Them?

Updated August 5, 2022 Derek Haines 74 Views 0 Comments

When you see unkept and unkempt, you might think they are the same word with alternative spelling. The only difference is that one has an M. Perhaps one is an archaic version

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Content Scraping And Copying Articles
Publishing 

Why Content Scraping And Copying Articles Is A Really Bad Idea

Updated August 4, 2022 Derek Haines 114 Views 0 Comments

You started a new blog, and you don’t have many pages or posts. So you consider content scraping and copying articles from around the Internet. Yes, you can publish a lot of

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Use Gotten And Got Correctly
Grammar 

Gotten And Got – The Choice Is Not As Simple As You Think

Updated August 3, 2022 Derek Haines 76 Views 0 Comments

The verb get is unusual in that it has two different past participles; gotten and got. You might think that the preference for either one is simply between US and British English

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