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  • Real Name: Cheryl Hulseapple
  • Location: Schenectady, NY
  • Website: http://www.cheryllorraine.com/
  • Bio:

    Copy editor for blockchain tech, self-published authors, creatives

  • Bitcoin Tipping Address (This is not your LTBCOIN address): 155dFum4CNWgmr24SbvrZFdzKkbVT6RQxJ

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  • Replies: 122
  • Topics: 5
  • Likes Received: 62
  • Re: [Announce] EmailMe - Get Emailed When You Get Paid

    @Cut

    It did take a little bit of a delay to start arriving in my email, but the service has been reliable and consistent since.

  • Re: How to Listen to Podcasts on Android

    Podkicker

  • Re: LTB editing should be de-centralised

    @jambo @rotalumis @adam @dhimmel

    J.Ambo,

    The turning point to my kindness occurred when you said "They [LTB] won't publish the truth." As I told you weeks ago, "You are welcome to go where they will."

    I won't reward your condescension by publishing your work. Either you respect LTB, or you don't. This most resent post is just another indication that you don't.

  • Re: LTBc number 95 on Crypto-Currency Market Cap

    How does a cryptocurrency get listed on CoinMarketCap, and why would LTBcoin disappear, especially when it was in the top 100?

  • Re: LTB / Tokenly Platform Updates

    @cryptonaut

    Another small thing: When I set a post to "editing/processing," it appears as in "draft" on the posts page. Can the status accurately reflect that a post is in editing? This way, both authors and editors can immediately see that a post has been claimed for editing, and we can distinguish it from spam and posts that authors are still working on.

    Thanks.

    Cheryl

  • Re: LTB / Tokenly Platform Updates

    @cryptonaut @rotalumis @dhimmel

    How does the distribution work if one editor edits/processes and another publishes?

    at the moment, there can only be one editor attached to each post, so its whoever "claims" it first. For example, if you are editing a post, you could set it to "Editing/Processing" status. If one of the admins / chief editor etc. comes and does a final check over and then publishes it, you are still considered the editor for that submission (unless an admin manually changes it). Does that make sense?

    That's a very good step in the right direction. However, I always do a certain amount of work - often a lot - on a piece at the proofreading stage in order to get it to a point where I feel good about hitting "publish." I'm getting no compensation for the final stages of publishing.

    It's partly a matter of me communicating better with the other editors about how much work I'm doing after they turn their edited articles over for proofreading, partly a matter of training them to take care of the matters of Markdown formatting and editing style, and partly a matter of me being a perfectionist about editorial consistency.

  • Re: LTB / Tokenly Platform Updates

    • Blog Editors now receive 20% of the points for both Proof of Quality/Publication and Proof of Value reports. As an editor, if you set the post status to either "Published" or "Editing/Processing", you automatically claim that post for editor rewards. An admin or chief editor can manually set the editor for each post.

    Thank you!

    How does the distribution work if one editor edits/processes and another publishes?

  • Re: [Announce] EmailMe - Get Emailed When You Get Paid

    Thanks @cherapple.

    As a thanks, for being my first signup, I sent you a small payment so you can see it in action. :)

    Looks like it didn't work? I haven't received anything. I checked my spam folder, too.

  • Re: Adam, Nick and Devon, you've been nominated for the Ice Bucket Challenge!

    Is it possible to donate Bitcoin to the ALS association?

  • Re: [Announce] EmailMe - Get Emailed When You Get Paid

    I'd love a record of my payment receipts! And something to spend some LTBcoin on. I'm signing up. Thank you!

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