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Join date : 2020-04-10
SBL Article Guidelines
Sat Apr 18, 2020 6:49 pm
SBL Article Guidelines
An SBL Article, otherwise known as a media spot, is a piece of writing that is league related. It can pertain to anything about the league, and you are encouraged to get creative with it. It's a good opportunity to write a series or develop your character or team's story-line. An Article needs to be at least 500 words, is worth a maximum of 8 TPE and can be completed once weekly. All work must be 100% original and cannot be re-used. You may claim your 8 TPE upon completion of your Article (You can only claim one main point task, worth 8 TPE per week. You may bank articles up in advance but must edit the post when claiming and add “Claimed for week of Day/Month/Year” in RED. Back claims without a claim tag will not be approved). You will not be graded, but your work is expected to meet certain standards. The media head will review your work to make sure each piece is meeting the requirements. If a piece is deemed not up to standard, the Media Head or Updater will tag you with their review and inform you of the corrections needed.
A SBL Article Should Be:
Easy to read
Have very few or no grammatical/spelling errors.
Have a natural flow and internal logic
Should be SBL Related
Be Creative
An SBL Article, otherwise known as a media spot, is a piece of writing that is league related. It can pertain to anything about the league, and you are encouraged to get creative with it. It's a good opportunity to write a series or develop your character or team's story-line. An Article needs to be at least 500 words, is worth a maximum of 8 TPE and can be completed once weekly. All work must be 100% original and cannot be re-used. You may claim your 8 TPE upon completion of your Article (You can only claim one main point task, worth 8 TPE per week. You may bank articles up in advance but must edit the post when claiming and add “Claimed for week of Day/Month/Year” in RED. Back claims without a claim tag will not be approved). You will not be graded, but your work is expected to meet certain standards. The media head will review your work to make sure each piece is meeting the requirements. If a piece is deemed not up to standard, the Media Head or Updater will tag you with their review and inform you of the corrections needed.
A SBL Article Should Be:
Easy to read
Have very few or no grammatical/spelling errors.
Have a natural flow and internal logic
Should be SBL Related
Be Creative
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