Principal Rules

Dear Writer!Before taking assignments, please review very carefully the requirements stated below. Papers that do not match the given requirements will not be accepted and may be regarded as a violation of the Company�s policy, resulting in a fine.

Required Page Format 1. Standard A4 pages; 2. Margins � 1 inch (2,5 cm) from each side; 3. Format - double/single spaced; 4. Font - 12 p.t. Times New Romans. Use the same font throughout the entire paper, except

cases described in points 9 below. 5. Word count - 275/550 words per page. 6. Text alignment � left, no justification. 7. Paragraphs � no spaces (additional empty lines) between paragraphs. 8. Page Headers �format according to a required citation style (in APA and MLA Styles,

place the Page Header at the top right-hand corner of every page; in APA Style, include the title and the page number; in MLA Style, include the last name of the author of the paper and the page number; in Chicago/Turabian Style � no Page Header).

9. Footnotes/Endnotes � always use in Chicago/Turabian Style, 8 p.t. Times New Romans; 10. Graphics - you are encouraged to use visuals in your writing (graphics, images, photos,

charts), if applicable. Graphics is not included into the paper volume. 11. File name � before you upload the paper, name the file by the order ID and the order

topic: �6052109_Shakespeare.doc�, where 6052109 is the order ID (number) and Shakespeare is the order topic (title).

12. Properties �go to �File� > �Properties� and click on �Summary� tab in your Word application; delete any information about �Author�, �Company� or any other field. Leave the title of paper only.

13. Bibliography � include a Bibliography page in every paper and format it, as well as in-text citations, according to a required academic style. Note: in APA Style, it is �References�; in MLA Style, it is �Works Cited�; in Chicago/Turabian, it is �Bibliography�. Note: Bibliography page is not considered as an actual text page, and it is not compensated.

14. Page Numbers - Number pages. Unless specified otherwise by the customer, place page numbers at the bottom right-hand corner.

To learn more about the standards we require please see PAGE FORMAT and BONUS PAGES sections of the Writing guide. Submit papers on timeWriters must upload their finished projects on or before the deadline. Late papers may cause a lower or a failing grade for the customer. They may be unwilling to pay for the paper or to use our services again in the future. As a result, writers may be penalized or even lose their compensation for the order. To learn more about the fining policy of the company, please see the FINES section of the System Guide. Avoid plagiarismPlagiarism is not acceptable and is not tolerated by our company. If you are found guilty of plagiarism, your account will be cancelled immediately, and the earned funds for the plagiarized works will not be released. To learn more about the fining policy of the company please see the FINES section of the Welcome Guide. Pay attention to what you writeYou must create the project in the most proficient way. Your writing should be clear to the point and logical in structure. The paper shouldn�t contain any grammatical, orthographic, punctual or stylistic errors. You must proofread the paper before its submission. To learn more about the writing standards required please read the WRITING GUIDE.AsiaWriters.com expects your professional approach to freelance writing and is looking forward to long-term and mutually rewarding cooperation.

Terms and Conditions

1.Definitions1."Agreement" means these Terms and Conditions.2."Company" means the entity that involves the Writer into cooperation according to and as defined the terms laid out in this agreement.3."Writer" - the person, who has agreed to working with the Company on a freelance basis under the Company's terms as laid out in this agreement.

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4."Customer" - the person who places an Order with the Company to obtain the Product according to his or her requirements and pays for that service.5."Product" - a document in an electronic format, that is the final result of processing the Order.6."Support department" or "Support" signifies the part of the Company infrastructure with the mission to support the cooperation and smooth process of the Writer.7."Usability" indicates the state of the Product that defines the compliance of the Product with the terms and requirements of this agreement.8."Termination of account" means the discontinuation of services of the Writer and any further cooperation. 9."Account" means electronic record of all Orders processed by the Writer, communication, payments, and personal information about the Writer such as full name, address, payment details etc.10."Due balance" is the amount of earnings pending to be paid to the Writer for completed work.11."Message" a unit of the Messaging system, information posted by the sender for a recipient.12."E-mails" - emails are a method of creating, transmitting, or storing primarily text-based human communications with digital communications systems.13."Messaging system" is an online communication tool that is available through your Account on the website. It is located in the section called "Messages" and is used for communication between the Writer, the Customer and Support.14."Reachable" means that the Writer will be available for both the Customer and Company by phones (landline or cellular) or internet (Messaging system or Emails) at all times while they are working on the Order.15."Responsive" means to provide the Company and the Customer with the required or requested information while processing the Order.16."Order" means an electronic request of a paid service from the Customer for a particular Product and/or service.17.Financial Department signifies the unit of the Company infrastructure that manages financial operations and is responsible for billing and payments.18.Payment Method is the money transfer service or system that is used by the Company for sending earnings or finical compensation to Writers. 19.Beneficiary Info - information that sender should submit to his/her account to receive the Earnings through their desired payment method.20.Payout Dates - dates when the Company sends Earnings to Writers via one of the selected Payment Methods.

2.Terms of Agreement1.This engagement shall commence upon the execution of this Agreement and shall continue in full force and effect upon and up to the closure or termination of the account. 

3.Subject of the Agreement1.This Agreement is made and entered into on the (day of account registration) by (writer name) and between the Company, an online writing company providing research and writing services, This agreement entitles the Writer authorized herein by this Agreement to provide writing and research services to the Customer.

4.Product and Service requirements1.Academic writing standards

1.Description. The Product should be written according to the common academic writing standards that include but are not limited to the following: 

1.Layout and organization (referencing style, standard formatting, word limit).2.Grammatical resource (accurate use of grammatical rules, accurate spelling, punctuation, sentence structure).3.Lexical resource (word choice, tautology, effective arrangement of words, language flow).4.Diction management (order specifics (tables, graphs, charts etc.), logical arrangement, presentation of own views and ideas, relevance of utterances, redundancy, linking ability).5.0% Plagiarism

2.Assessment. Assessment is done manually and/or using automated tools by the Support department after a paper is submitted or after any complaint from the Customer is received.3.Sanctions 

1.Breach of section 4.1.1.1 - 4.1.1.4 will lead to fining and/or termination as follows: 

1.Product is declared as usable - the fine applied is classified as "Low Quality" and applied in amount of up to 30% of earnings of the Writer for the low quality Order.2.Product is declared as not usable - the fine is classified as "Unacceptable Quality" and applied in amount of up to 100% of

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earnings of the Writer for the unacceptable quality Order. In addition to the sanction, the Writer is not reimbursed for that particular Order.

2.Breach of section 4.1.1.5 (Product contains plagiarism) - the fine is classified as "Plagiarism" and applied in amount of up to 100% of earnings of the Writer for the plagiarized Order. In addition to the sanction, the Writer may be not reimbursed for the particular Order.3.Any instance classified as "Plagiarism" may lead to the termination of the writer's account with the Company according to the policy section titled "Termination of Account".

4.Dispute. The Writer has a right to dispute the sanction within 3 (three) business days from the moment it was applied. The reasoning must be acceptable and placed in the messaging system for consideration. The investigation conducted by the Support department usually takes place in about 7 (seven) business days from the time the dispute was submitted.

2.Compliance with the Customer's requirements1.Description. Product should be written and delivered according to requirements of the Customer that includes: 

1.Topic and Order description, paper type, number of pages, referencing style, number of sources, academic level.2.Deadline.3.Additional files.4.Additional requirements through emails, files and/or messages.

2.Assessment. Assessment is done manually by the Support department after the paper is submitted or after complaint from Customer is received. Support department is also constantly monitoring Orders for delays or errors using an automated system.3.Sanctions. 

1.Breach of section 4.2.1.1 - 4.2.1.4 will lead to fines and/or termination as follows: 

1.Product is declared as usable - the fine applied is classified as "Partial noncompliance" and the applied fine amount will be up to 30% of the total earnings of the Writer for that Order.2.Product is declared as not usable - the fine is classified as "Noncompliance" and the fine amount applied will be up to 100% of earnings of the Writer for the Order. In addition to the sanction, the Writer is not reimbursed for the "noncompliant" Order.

4.Dispute. The Writer has a right to dispute the sanction applied within 3 (three) business days from the moment it was applied. The reasoning must be acceptable and placed in the messaging system for consideration. The investigation conducted by the Support department takes place up to 7 (seven) business days from the time the dispute was submitted.

3.Compliance with requirements of the Company1.Description. The Writer should follow all requirements of the Company that includes: 

1.Submission of taken Orders.2.On-time responding in all messages and emails, availability for communication over the phone.3.Non-disclosure of personal information of the Writer, contact and/or billing information, computer usernames, nicknames, online contacts, any information related to the Account of the Writer or the working process of the Company, under any (real or fake) identities.4.Rendering of any services must be executed only under ONE username with the correct and up to date personal information of the Writer. Working under multiple or fake accounts (user names) is strictly prohibited.5.Submission of Product according to the following format: 

1.Standard A4 pages.2.Margins - 1 inch (2,5 cm) from each side.3.Format - double spaced or single spaced.4.Font - 12 p.t. Times New Roman. Use the same font throughout the entire paper, except cases described in points 9 below.5.Word count - min.275 words per page (double spaced); 550 words per page (single spaced).6.Text alignment - left, no justification.7.Paragraphs - no spaces (additional empty lines) between paragraphs.

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8.Page Headers - format according to a required citation style (in APA and MLA Styles, place the Page Header at the top right-hand corner of every page; in APA Style, include the title and the page number; in MLA Style, include the last name of the author of the paper and the page number; in Chicago/Turabian Style - no Page Header).9.Footnotes/Endnotes - always use in Chicago/Turabian Style, 8 p.t. Times New Romans.10.Graphics - you are encouraged to use visuals in your writing (graphics, images, photos, charts), if applicable. Graphics are not included into the paper volume.11.File name - before you upload the paper, name the file by the Order ID and the Order topic: '6052109_Shakespeare.doc', where 6052109 is the Order ID (number) and Shakespeare is the Order topic (title).12.Properties - go to 'File' > 'Properties' and click on 'Summary' tab in your Word application; delete any information about 'Author', 'Company' or any other field. Leave the title of paper only.13.Bibliography - include a Bibliography page in every paper and format it, as well as in-text citations, according to a required academic style. Note: in APA Style, it is 'References'; in MLA Style, it is 'Works Cited'; in Chicago/Turabian, it is 'Bibliography'. Note: Bibliography page is not considered as an actual text page, and it is not compensated.14.Page Numbers - Number pages. Unless specified otherwise by the Customer, place page numbers at the bottom right-hand corner.

6.Writer should inform the Company about any long term periods of inactivity and provide reasons or otherwise the automated system will change the account status to inactive and then to fired. All pending earnings will be processed on the regular rules and payment schedule.

2.Assessment. Support department is constantly monitoring all Orders and the communication between the Customer and the Writer, verifying, delivering the Product and format of uploaded papers manually and/or using automated tools.3.Sanctions. If the Writer was neither reachable nor responsive throughout the Order processing, the fine is classified as "Neglect"  and will be applied in amount of up to 100% of the earnings of the Writer for that Order. In addition to the sanction, the Writer is not reimbursed for that particular Order that has been classified as neglect.4.Dispute. The Writer has a right to dispute the sanction that has been applied within 3 (three) business days from the moment it was imposed. The reasoning must be acceptable and placed in the messaging system. The investigation will be conducted by the Support department and usually takes place up to 7 (seven) business days from the time the dispute was submitted.5.Draft. Writers who are working on Client's First Orders (F) and High Value Orders must upload a draft of the paper if it is requested by the Quality Assurance Department (QAD). The draft must be uploaded after the request from QAD, prior to uploading the Product but not later than 40% of time left before the order deadline. In case the draft is of unsatisfactory quality or was not uploaded the fine of up to 20% of writer's total on the particular order will be applied. The Company also reserves the right to reassign the order in the above-mentioned case.

5.Payment terms and conditions1.Payment basis. Once the service has been completed and rendered to the Customer, the Writer is entitled to the Earnings for each Product delivered to the Customer that is in full conformity with Product and Service Requirements of this Agreement. The Earnings for any particular order depends on the product complexity and the deadline specified by the Customer. The Company has a bi-monthly payout system. All orders completed from the 1st through the 14th of the month will be paid on or between the 1st and 3rd of the following month. All completed orders between the 15th through the 31st will be paid on or between 15th and 18th of the following month. The Earnings for Product(s) that were sanctioned are suspended from the payout for 2 (two) consecutive months.2.Payment methods. The Writer has a right to choose the Payment Method that the Company uses for the processing of any Earnings. The Payment method should be chosen according to their specific location and the availability of the Payment Method service offices. The choice includes the following:

1.Wire Transfer. To have the Earnings processed via Wire Transfer the Writer needs to have a US dollar bank account. The minimum amount possible to process by this Payment Method is 50 USD. In order to have the Earnings processed, the

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Writer has to choose the minimum amount and payment options offered by our Financial Department from the following:

1.$50 ($15 fee to be deducted)2.$100 ($15 fee to be deducted)3.$300 ($15 fee to be deducted)4.$400 (no fee)

The average transaction time takes up to 5 business days from the date it was processed. We guarantee that your salary will be sent within the specified time. The exact date you will receive a payment does not fully depend on the performance of the Billing Dept. The transaction depends on several circumstances that are beyond company�s control such as local and international holidays, weekends, time zone differences and individual bank rules and policies

The average dates on when you may expect the payment are described below:

Processed Should be expected

1-3 of mm 5-10 of mm

15-18 of mm 20-25 of mm

2.PayPal. To have the Earnings processed via PayPal the writer needs an account with PayPal. The minimum amount is 10 USD. In order to have the Earnings processed via PayPal, the Writer needs to submit the e-mail registered with PayPal.com.Earnings that are less than the minimum amount will be carried-over and paid to the Writer on the next payout period.

3.Processing. To have the Earnings processed the Writer needs to submit the Beneficiary Info to the Account and have it Verified with the Financial department before the Payout Dates to ensure payment delivery. In the event that the Beneficiary Info is not submitted, is incorrect or is not yet Verified the Company reserves the right to postpone the payout of the Earnings until the necessary requirements are fulfilled. The Company does not bare any expenses on the writer's behalf and does not offer assistance with the 3rd party account obtainment, fees and/or maintenance of that account.

Payment details should be submitted 3-4 days prior to the payment session. The writers who are late with payment info update/submission are paid during the following payment term

*The company reserves the right to change the payment date due to sudden/unexpected circumstances/technical difficulties. In such a case writers will be properly notified in news box on the website

6.Termination of Account1.Any instance that is classified as "Plagiarism" may lead to the termination of the writers account with the Company. The account undergoes thorough quality check in the Quality Assurance Dept. The Writer is reimbursed only for quality orders in the amount of up to 50% of the total. The payment is processed in 3 months after termination date.2.3 or more sequential instances or 20% of any total combined instances of "Unacceptable Quality", "Noncompliance" or "Neglect" for the period of 30 days may lead to termination of the writers account with the Company. The Writer is reimbursed only for quality orders in the amount of up to 50% of the total. The payment is processed in 3 months after termination date.3.Any issues that require a detailed investigation and analysis of any order for a compliance requirement may have any pending earnings put on hold for 2 months.

3 or more sequential instances on quality or plagiarism may lead to holding of the entire amount of the Writer. The Writer is given 2 months to improve and his/her performance is watched and checked by the Quality Assurance Dept. every 2 weeks. The penalties for unacceptable quality and plagiarism imposed for the past 30 days and current ones are recalculated and applied in the amount of 100%. If there is a considerable improvement in Writer's performance within the hold period the hold status is lifted, the penalties and the earnings are recalculated back and writer's payment is reimbursed during the nearest payment term. In case no improvement is noticed within the hold period the account is terminated and the penalties for unacceptable quality and plagiarism are applied for the whole amount. The Writer is reimbursed only for quality orders in the amount of up to 50% of the total. The payment is processed in 3 months after termination date.

4.A breach in section 4.3.1.4 of this agreement (working under multiple or fake accounts (user names) will result in the immediate termination of all accounts, that is irrevocable and final, with no reimbursements made for work completed under those fake accounts.

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5.The Company reserves the right to terminate this "at will" Agreement with no explanation by providing an email notice within 10 working days. The writer will receive any pending reimbursements for all orders that are in full compliance with all requirements.6.Disclosure of any information related to the Company, Writer accounts, functions, general operating process or any negative information that may potentially damage the company's reputation shall lead to the immediate termination of the writer's account with no reimbursements made.7.Mandatory Termination due to unacceptable violations of the contractor agreement. If at any time the Contractor/ writer is convicted of any violation, failure or refusal to fully comply with the written Terms and Conditions or any reasonable directive of the Company. The Company reserves the right to terminate the engagement at any time. The termination will take place immediately and without prior written notice of any Contractor/writer who is guilty of serious misconduct in connection with performance, or materially breaching the defined provisions of this Agreement between the Company and the Contractor. Upon a serious violation of these terms the due balance is not processed to the Writer.8.The Writer may terminate this agreement at any time, by providing a written notice of 10 working days in the form of an email. Termination of the Agreement will be granted by the Company if all the due Product deliveries of Writer's account are completed. Complying with the written notice and competition of any additional orders will allow a writer to maintain a positive history and may be eligible for future cooperation. All due payments are processed according to the Payment terms and conditions of this agreement. Should the said obligation of terming is not agreed by the Writer, the Due Balance is not processed to the Writer.  

7.Confidentiality.      1.The Writer acknowledges that during the engagement he or she will have access to and become acquainted with various trade secrets, inventions, innovations, processes, information, records and specifications that are owned or licensed by the Company and/or used by the Company in connection with the operation of its business. These include, without limitation, the Company's business and product processes, methods, customer lists, accounts and procedures.  The Writer agrees that he or she will not disclose any of the above-mentioned, directly or indirectly, or use any of the listed items in any manner, either during the term of this Agreement or at any time thereafter, except as required in the course of this engagement with the Company.  All files, records, documents, blueprints, specifications, information, letters, notes, media lists, original artwork/creative, notebooks, and similar items relating to the business of the Company, whether prepared by the Writer or otherwise coming into his or her possession, shall remain the exclusive property of the Company.  The Writer shall not retain any copies of the foregoing without the Company's prior written permission.  Upon the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement, or whenever requested by the Company, the Writer shall immediately deliver to the Company all such files, records, documents, specifications, information, and other items in his or her possession or under his or her control.  The Writer further agrees that he or she will not disclose his or her retention as an independent contractor or the Terms of this Agreement to any person without the prior written consent of the Company and shall at all times preserve the confidential nature of his or her relationship to the Company and of the services hereunder. 

8.Copyright 1.Any and all developments and innovations conceived by the Writer during this engagement relative to the duties under this Agreement shall be the exclusive property of the Company; and the Writer hereby assigns all right, title, and interest in the same to the Company.  Any and all developments and innovations conceived by the Writer prior to the term of this Agreement and utilized by him or her in rendering duties to the Company are hereby licensed to the Company for use in its operations and for an infinite duration.  This license is non-exclusive, and may be assigned without the Writer's prior written approval by the Company to a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company.  

9.Changes to this Agreement1.No amendment, change or modification of this Agreement shall be valid unless in writing agreed by the parties hereto.

  

1. Appendix A (Table of violation fines)

Violation Category Type DescriptionCancellation of earnings for order

Amount of fine Termination of account

Plagiarism Plagiarism

Plagiarism detected

Yesup to 100% of order total

3 or more instances

Citations excess NoFine=% of plagiarism detected

3 or more instances

Academic standards

Low Quality

More than 2 revisions with

No 5% of order total

 

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noncompliancespelling errorsProofread detected errors

No5-40% of order total

2 or more instances

Customer requirements noncompliance

Low Quality

Requirements full mismatch

Yes100% of order total 3 or more sequential instances; more

than 20% instances out of minimum 10 OrdersRequirements

partial mismatchNo

up to 40% of order total

Order overdue

Product deadline overdue

No15-30% of order total

3 or more sequential instances; more than 20% instances out of minimum 10 Orders

product revision deadline overdueDeadline recalculation

Company requirements noncompliance

Neglect

Writer late

Yesup to 100% of order total

3 or more sequential instances; more than 20% instances out of minimum 10 Orders

Writer disappearedLate reassign request

System Guide

Welcome to AsiaWriters.com! We are an international freelance writing company that provides professional writing services to clients worldwide. We are focused on delivering the high quality service that meets individual needs of every client. To contribute to this goal, the writers and editors at AsiaWriters.com should constantly develop their research and writing skills. We, on our part, will always help you to improve your professional skills and to facilitate your work in every possible way. You will learn more about the requirements to various types of writing projects. Learn the guidelines of basic academic styles.

Please make sure that you read this guide and strictly adhere to the rules and principles highlighted. When taking your first order and working on future orders, you take on the responsibility to complete the order to the exact requirements of the client, to make it of premium quality and 100% clear of plagiarism. We expect to receive quality work and will compensate your efforts accordingly.

In case you have any questions, feel free to contact our 24/7 Writers Support Team.

E-mail to info@asiawriters.com.AsiaWriters.com Writers and Research Team

YOUR PROFILEYour profile contains your personal information and other important data that you gave us in your sign up form. Please review all the information provided and make any necessary changes, as explained below. Please be as accurate as possible.IdId - is your identification number. It is visible to the customers. Please note that if the customer is very satisfied with your research, s/he can request your services by submitting your ID to support when placing the order, so it might be within your interest to provide supreme research and your ID for future reference. Be ready to give your ID number to support representatives over the phone or the live chat so they can quickly find you and assist you properly.First name and Last name.Please enter correctly your first and last name. We like to address our writers by their names, as our writers are our main assets, and we value our cooperation with you. Date of birthDate of Birth (MM/DD/YY).GenderYour gender.EmailMake sure you enter your correct email and it is reachable. Make sure your e-mail can accept files of a big format, as customers may forward additional instructions to your e-mail. Check to see if our mail is not going into your Bulk or Spam folders. If you don't receive any emails from us for a few days please NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY. Please note: it is very important that you always receive e-mail messages from us. Besides, you will always receive e-mail notifications:

when a revision request arrives; when a message comes from a customer/support; when new files are uploaded into the system.

SMS EmailAlong with e-mail notifications, you may choose to receive SMS notifications on all the cases listed above. It will help you to speed up the writing and communication process and will help you to avoid automatically counted penalties in case of late submission of revisions. SMS notifications are the choice most of our writers make and they are happy with this service.

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To activate SMS notifications, please enquire your mobile service provider what email address is assigned to your mobile number. Usually this email has the following format: xxxxxxxxxx@sms.mobileprovider.com where xxxxxxxxxx is your mobile number in the international format. For example 1-703-555-1212 for T-Mobile user in the USA its e-mail address is 0117035551212@tmomail.net.

After you have SMS notifications service activated, you will receive SMS notifications when: when a revision request arrives; when a message comes from a customer/support; when new files are uploaded into the system.

Please note: SMS notification service can be activated only in case your mobile’s carrier can provide such service for you. Home Phone, Work Phone, Mobile Phone and Mobile Phone #2.Make sure you enter all your phone numbers in the international format. If you give incorrect numbers or do not give any numbers at all, your account might be terminated due to an inability to contact you.Address, City, Zip, CountryPlease enter accurately your current address details. Time zone.Please make sure you have indicated your correct time zone. This is VERY important. We have customers worldwide and we need to synchronize time with you and the customer. Deadlines and all other dates in the system are dependant on this value. In case you have difficulties in determining your time zone, check it here or here.Earnings PaymentsWhat is your preferred payment method? Please learn more about a choice of payment methods with our Company and submit the information long before your first payroll date, so that we can process your salary in time. Payment Details.These are additional instructions for us which may include details of the bank account or your payment account e-mail address. After you choose your payment method, you must submit details necessary for us to process your salary payments on time. Learn about payment details necessary for different payment methods now. Throughout the process of working with us you may have some of your personal details change (telephone, e-mail address, time zone, etc.). Always introduce these changes immediately by accessing the "Edit Profile" section on the website.

WORK PROCESS OVERVIEW AVAILABLE ORDERS section shows all the orders available for you that our company has at

the moment. In this section you can view and take the order you want to work on. By clicking on “Detail and Take Order” you can view order details, deadline, and specific instructions about the order. By clicking “Take Order” button you commit yourself to writing this paper by the specified deadline and following the client’s instructions.

For the preferred writer AVAILABLE ORDERS menu is split into two parts:

o Personal Orders with the visibility status "private" – orders that are visible for preferred writers only.

o Public orders – orders that are visible for all writers according to the Writer's status. Please note that the system is live and many researchers are viewing the orders at the same

time you do. The one who first clicks the “Take Order” button gets the order. Only one person can write the paper, if you are the one who got the order it will immediately appear in your CURRENT ORDERS section.

Once you complete the paper you should upload it to the system using the upload section at the bottom of the page you open when clicking on the “Detail and Upload”. Once you upload the paper, it becomes immediately available for the client’s review, so make sure it is completed up to the instructions. The completed order will be listed in COMPLETED ORDERS section. Our Quality Assurance Department checks EVERY paper for plagiarism daily, so please don’t copy-paste sources as you will be fined for that. Learn more about plagiarism, how to avoid it and about penalties system now.

Upon the receipt of your paper customers often check it with their initial instructions. The customer may return the paper for your revision within 1 month term after the paper was completed, if some requirements are missing. If you see that the customer is asking for additional research or additional pages in his/her revision request, please contact the support to arrange the compensation for additional work. You should deliver the revised work by the new deadline specified. However, if your paper is not written per instructions, is plagiarized and contains mistakes – clients may not want a revision and will demand a refund. In this case we will have to refund the order and we will have to withhold your payment for this order. If the customer had a falsely claim or was not honest no penalties will take place. Please feel free to participate in the investigation process and submit your comments on the situation that might occurred. This will greatly help the client relations department and your close attention to the issue will be greatly appreciated.

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Please note that your communication is crucial in satisfying your client. To deliver high quality work and develop good relations with our customers you should promptly respond to the customer’s messages.

Order has the following structure: code topic order type academic level compensation per page total number of pages number of sources deadline style urgency time remaining description preferred language style customer’s Time zone messages additional files

ORDER STRUCTURE AND DEFINITIONSCodeCode - is an eight-digit number that identifies order in the system. Please note that if you have a question pertaining to a particular order, it is reasonable to post a message within that order to support representatives. Make sure that you use the order code for reference when posting messages in chat room, calling the company or sending an e-mail. “Hide” OptionThe button “HIDE” gives you the possibility to hide the order you are sure you are not interested in from the Available Orders list. This was done in order to prevent you from scrolling and reviewing the orders you are not going to take under any circumstances.TopicTopic - is a title of the paper ordered. Sometimes it’s required to write the title yourself. Order typeOrder type - click here.Number of pagesNumber of pages - is the number of pages the paper should have. The page can be either Single or Double spaced (per the specification in parenthesis). Our Double Spaced page is 275 words and Single Spaced is 550. You can count the words using MS Word tool (Tools -> Word Count). Number of sourcesNumber of sources - is the exact number of books, articles, sites or other sources that customer wants you to list in the bibliography. You should use them while writing the paper. Avoid using more than 40% of internet sources, if not specified by customer otherwise in order description. NEVER use Wikipedia as a source unless required by the customer; use professional sites only. Use the names of articles or books found on the web not their URLs (web addresses), so it will not look like an online source. Customer may specify exact sources in order description. Once the number of sources in this field and in the description field don't match, or you find it difficult to find the sources required, please address the customer with the question via our messaging system. Learn more about free access to on-line libraries available now. Learn more about citing the sources here. DescriptionDescription is an explanation, proposal or instructions for the order. In the description the customer can note exact sources to be used in writing the paper. In case the customer does not provide precise guidelines for the order you are working on, feel free to contact him\her via our messaging system. If the requirements are unclear or their execution will result in the number of pages or source number change, please notify support and the customer immediately. StyleStyle is the style of citation and bibliography. There are APA, MLA, Turabian (Chicago), Oxford and Harvard. More about styles can be found in the WRITING GUIDE. Preferred language stylePreferred language style. The majority of the orders should be delivered in American English. However, in some cases our clients request British English writing. Make sure that you fully comply with this instruction; otherwise the violation may result in a refund. DeadlineDeadline is the latest date and time the paper should be uploaded into the system. The moment you take the order it is your responsibility and commitment to the client to deliver a high-quality paper before the deadline. We recommend you to start early so you don’t run late. If you take an order late and you see that you will not be able to complete the paper taken on time, you may ask a client to extend the deadline. If the customer cannot extend the deadline – please notify our support immediately via the messaging system. We will do our best to find another writer and reassign the

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work to him/her. If you quit the paper taken close to the deadline and we can’t find the writer, a fine will be applied.Please note: While negotiating the deadline extension, please do not indicate to the customer your time zone. If you need to extend the deadline, negotiate the issue with the customer via messaging system using the template for the deadline extension at the order page, at the section of additional actions. Do not worry – you can view the customer’s time zone in order’s profile (you can see Customer’s Time Zone, use the Timezone Converter while negotiating deadline extension).Compensation per pageCompensation per page is the price for the page in USD. It depends on the order urgency and complexity. TotalTotal is the total price for the order. [Total] = [Cost per page] * [number of pages]. MessagesMessages is the section, where you may add messages to support or to the customer directly. This section of communication is considered formal, so please keep to all of the grammar, spelling and style requirements introduced by generally accepted rules of English language when posting a message. Additional ActionsYou also have an opportunity to use the templates for the customer and request for the deadline extension for the order or report unavailable sources for the order. You can also ask for additional compensation for the order but only in case the order is not yet taken by you and the research for the order requires additional work, otherwise the message for the customer will be blocked by the support member.

ADDITIONAL SOURCES AND INSTRUCTIONS

Customers may upload additional files – scanned articles, sample essays or other materials that need to be used in the paper. Once the customer uploads a file you will be notified via email and SMS message if you took an order to process. You should regularly check your email and your Current Orders as customer can upload additional instructions or send you a message. Our Support Team may also forward additional files directly to our e-mail, if the additional file is too big to be uploaded into the system.

MESSAGESWe have developed an efficient instant communication system with customers, writers and support. Using it you can ask customers or support any questions concerning your order. Communication with clientsWhen communicating with our clients do NOT:

write personal or off-topic information; write anything that can disclose your age, origin or personality; disclose your time zone (you can see Customer�s Time Zone, use the Timezone Converter

while negotiating deadline extension); use abusive or rude language; discuss the compensation value.

You should: write without any mistakes; be polite and professional with the customer; timely respond to all customer�s messages.

Note: all messages are monitored by our adviser.

Communication with supportThere are two types of messages you are able to send to support representatives:

Order messages Common messages

Order messages are used to submit your comments/requests to a particular order ONLY. They are subdivided into the following categories:

Salary/payment issue Penalty issue Additional files Deadline extension Technical issue Reassign order request Manual

Make sure that you pick a category correctly and to the point. Irrelevant messages in a specific category will NOT be regarded by support representatives.Common messages are used to address the support with issues that pertain the state of things with your account, your employment and other issues that you might be concerned about. They are also subdivided into the following categories:

Salary transfer Details verification/submission

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Upgrade Complaints Suggestions Requests

Please make sure that you chose a correct category when addressing support representatives. Your requests pertaining particular orders will NOT be regarded, unless it is a part of the issue occurred.Be patient when expecting an answer, your problem, issue, request or suggestions might take time to be properly processed and investigated. You may expect an answer from AsiaWriters.com support representatives within 24-48 hours. If the case investigation may take longer, you will be informed about the estimated date of the reply.Do not post messages with same issue addressed in multiple orders you have. This will not fasten the processing of your request. The overuse of the system is both time-consuming for you and the representative trying to help you. Your accurate definition of the problem, issue or request with maximum helpful data provided in one message is more helpful to a person trying to help you resolve the issue.Make sure to follow these guidelines to work with your messages. Your correct definition of the problem fastens the process of their processing and giving an efficient and precise evaluation of the situation and the answer.Every time you get a new message from the customer or support you receive an e-mail and SMS notification. Note that notification emails can be lost or not delivered so you should monitor the order page regularly to read new messages. Don�t put off checking for the new messages � they are very important and urgent.

UPLOADING THE FINISHED ESSAY

Once you have finished working on the paper you should upload the file to the Order Page. You can find your order at my CURRENT ORDERS section. Your filename format should be OrderNumber_TitleOfDocument.doc (12121212_Shakespeare.doc where 12112121 – number of the order, Shakespeare – order topic).

Important: You should always try to download the file and check whether it can be opened. Uploaded file may be corrupted for some reason (e.g. bad internet connection)

Please note: upload files in doc. format ONLY. Learn more about PAGE FORMAT.

If uploading completes successfully, you will see your file in the uploaded files list with the following fields:

version of the finished essay upload date deadline file name

Deadline is the date by which the corresponding file must be uploaded.

When the customer downloads the completed paper, you will see the payment added to your Earnings Report. In case any payments were not added, please be patient. The customer may download the paper later. This is possible when the deadline was extended, for example, or due to Time Zones difference, or when you upload the completed paper long before the deadline.

REVISIONS AND RETURNED ORDERSThe customer may send a revision request within a 1 month period after the paper was downloaded by him/her. The customer may not be satisfied with the paper and may forward his remarks along with instructions. You will be informed either by email, message or changed order state. Please check your email and Order Page regularly � in case you need to revise your paper.

Please make sure you understand the overall Revision Policy of our Company: AsiaWriters.com ALWAYS places an immediate revision request made by the client, as our

primary promise to the customer is to deliver high-quality paper and we ensure 100% satisfaction-guarantee.

Writers� primary obligation is to deliver high-quality 100% original writing exactly to the client�s requirements. Writers should do their best to make sure that they understand the clients� instructions in order to avoid revision requests.

Revision request is possible to be fulfilled within a 1 month period unless the customer is satisfied and his initial instructions do not radically differ from revision instructions.

Revision request should be given the highest priority and completed prior to any further work.

Please note: dissertation, thesis and other big projects can be revised after a long period of time depending on the support representative decision.

In case you are sure that the customer has changed the initial instructions, please notify us via a messaging system providing brief and objective proofs.

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Revision Deadlines: ORDER TYPE (on urgency level) REVISION URGENCY (You must revise ...

Very Urgent Orders (up to 6 hours) within 2 hours

Urgent Orders (up to 12 hours) within 6 hours

Urgent Orders (up to 24 hours) within 12 hours

Ordinary Orders (up to 48 hours)

within 24 hours

Ordinary Orders (up to 3 days)

Ordinary Orders (up to 4 days)

Ordinary Orders (up to 5 days)

Slow Orders (up to 7 days)

In case you see that you can�t upload the paper revised within the time needed, please notify Support Team immediately via a messaging system. Indicate your revision deadline and do your best to submit a revised paper before the deadline is extended.

If you refuse to complete a revision, all your payments for this order will be cancelled, and the revision will be reassigned to another writer with a note in order description: �Revision is requested only.� Our primary goal is to deliver high-quality papers; your primary goal is to satisfy customers� requirements.

When you have revised the returned paper, please upload it into the system the same way you do with all completed papers. Indicate �revised_1(2,3..)� in order name. The system will consider file versions 2, 3� uploaded into the system like revisions automatically . Thus, deadline for the version 1 equals to the order deadline and deadlines for other files is:

[revision request date] + [time, given for revision]

SALARY PAYMENTS

Upon the completion of the order, the system automatically calculates your payment for the paper as the total price for the order minus fines or plus bonuses, if any. All orders completed the 1st through the 14th of a month will be paid on/between 1st and 3rd of the following month. All completed orders the 15th through the 31st will be paid on/between 15th and 18th of the following month. In MY COMPLETED ORDERS section, the Salary Paid field indicates the amount that has been paid for each order. Click on the amount to view details:

Amount Type of the payment: Wire, PayPal, etc. Type of the payment: Wire, PayPal, etc. Paid field indicates whether the payment has been paid to you or not. Paid Date is the date when the payment has actually been paid.

The Earnings Report allows you to view all your payments for the selected period.

Example: to view the payments that should be paid to you on the 15th of May, 2008 enter the period in the following format:

[ddmmyy] - 150508, where dd is day, mm is month and yy is year.

Learn more about a choice of payment methods we offer now.

Before the payments execution, Quality Assurance Dept. performs a major quality and plagiarism detection check. Assignments completed with major errors and a significant amount of plagiarism (over 40%) might be cancelled or partially refunded. The payments for the orders with minor quality errors or insignificant plagiarism found might be on hold for 2-3 months to secure you and the company for possible money back request from the client. The decision of the Quality Assurance Dept. is based on the plagiarism report, client's feedback survey and the analysis of the Quality Assurance Dept. representative assigned to the case.

We encourage you to check your account regularly to be aware of system updates, new emails and your current status. After the check is completed and we find insignificant amount of plagiarism we will review your status and resume payments for orders without any holds.

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Your participation in disputable cases is very important and welcome. If you would like to receive feedback from the Quality Assurance Dept. in regards to the decision made on a particular order, please contact support, and the information will be provided to you within 24-48 business hours.

In case your account with the company is terminated for any reason, the salary execution will take place with the three months hold for the Quality Assurance Dept. to check all of the works and arrange the compensation for the quality ones.

PAYMENT DETAILS SUBMISSIONObtainmentIn order to process your earnings the company needs to receive the payment details from the writer.

 AsiaWriters.com is NOT responsible for opening accounts or establishing payment means for the writers. Every writer applying for the job of the writer at the company is solely responsible for obtainment of the account with one of the offered processors given in payment options and submission of its details in timely manner.

SubmissionTo submit your details to the company you need to go to your profile and scroll down to NEW Payment’s Information. There you have an option to add a payment method you have available for your salary to be processed. We give you an opportunity to have several payment methods at a time in order to pick the most suitable option for the payout.

You pick the method you would like to submit and click “ADD”. The system will lead you to the window with boxes to be filled out. Please note that every box needs to be filled out OBLIGATORY. If one of the boxes contains no information, the system will not register your details. If you do not know any of the items required to be filled in, please contact your bank assistant for the required information. The transfer can NOT be completed without any of the items requested. To submit the details click “Save”.

To submit another payment method, return to the profile and repeat the procedure. The payment method, the details of which were submitted first will be automatically set to “Primary”. To change the primary status you need to choose the payment option you would like to use for the current payout and press “Set Primary”. Please note, once the details are set “Primary”, they are going to be automatically sent for accountants review to use them in your salary processing.

IMPORTANT! In case your payment method is Wire Transfer, there is one more important field needed to

be correctly submitted. Under the NEW Payment’s Information there is a note for the amount of transfer (ex. 400USD (no fee)). Update this section along with the details for the transfer and the wages will be transferred according to your choice.

Support representatives are NOT eligible to submit the details to your account. You are the ONLY person that can make changes in your payment details.

VerificationRight after submission is completed, the details will be shown as “Not Verified”. Verification process is not automated and needs manual review. Once your details are submitted, they are automatically transferred for the review of the accountant. If they are correctly submitted, the accountant will set them “Verified” and they can be no longer edited as are already a registry in your report. The verification process may take up to 48 hours. The payment details lust update date is available for the writer. If the details are not verified in 48 hours, please contact support in Common Message session to find out more.

Change

It is possible to change the details of the payment method if their status is still not verified. After the details are verified, there is no edit option, as the data is stored and passed to the accountant. If the verified details need to be changed, please address support in Common Messages session with explanation on why the details need to be changed and the necessary arrangements will be done.

ORDER STATES Order is available Order is preparing Order is sent to customer Order is returned for revision Order is cancelled Order is refunded HOLD

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Order is available. Available orders are listed in AVAILABLE ORDERS section in the system. The first writer who presses Take Order button gets the order. If you have not viewed the order yet it will be marked “NEW” in the AVAILABLE ORDERS list.

Order is preparing. This state is assigned to the order when writer gets it.

Order is sent to customer. When you upload the work, the order is forwarded to the customer for review. However, the work on the order might not be finished yet. Keep checking your account, in case the customer returns the order for revision (see below).

Order is returned for revision. If the customer is not satisfied with your paper, he may submit a request for revision and order get this state. When you upload the revised paper in the system, order is set “sent to customer” state again.

Order is cancelled. When customer cancels the order for some reason, you should stop working on it. The order is also marked as canceled when a writer refuses from it or writer is reassigned from the order due to very low quality of the paper.

Order is refunded. If the customer is completely unsatisfied with the paper, and we give him a refund, the order becomes “refunded”. When the order is refunded, it means that the customer cancels the order and demands a refund for the low-quality product submitted. If you provide papers strictly in line with the customer’s requirements, if you keep efficient communication via our messaging system to clarify the customer’s instructions when needed, and if you do not plagiarize, you run a very low risk of having orders, which are returned for revision or are refunded.

HOLD. Sometimes we kindly ask you to hold working on the order until further notice. This can occur for many different reasons, such as when we need to get more information from the customer. You should stop working on the order until your receive further notice from support.

“Order is preparing”, “Order is returned for revision” and “HOLD” orders are listed in My Current Orders section in the system.

“Order is sent to customer”, “Order is cancelled” and “Order is refunded” are listed in My Completed Orders section.

PLAGIARISM REPORTS

Our Company DOES NOT TOLERATE PLAGIARISM IN ANY FORM. Learn more about our Terms of Employment. As our writer, you are obliged to submit original, plagiarism-free writing projects. Avoid plagiarism at all costs! Due to the lack of knowledge on this issue, you can plagiarize unintentionally. Therefore, learn more about plagiarism: how to recognize it, how to cite properly the source texts and other people's thoughts, how to paraphrase and summarize correctly, and take a quick self-test to check your understanding of plagiarism.

EVERY completed paper is checked for plagiarism using special software. Reports are uploaded into the system and can be viewed in “My Completed Orders” section – List of uploaded files – Plagiarism - Report. Please note: sometimes the anti-plagiarism software can detect citations as plagiarism. Therefore, all the reports are checked by our Quality Assurance Department who decide upon the final percentage of plagiarism in every paper. For example, the software can show up to 20% of plagiarism in a paper, and our Quality Assurance Department reduces it to 10% after the investigation, disregarding properly formatted in-text citations. If you are assured that even after the investigation of our Quality Assurance Department, the plagiarism report shows a higher plagiarism percentage than its actual amount, you are free to dispute it by writing a message to our Support personnel where you clearly and professionally indicate your proofs. Before doing so, please make sure you know what plagiarism is and how to avoid it. Learn more now.

The writer, who submits plagiarized works, should be aware of the penalties system developed by the Company.

Intentional plagiarism is dishonest and contradicts the Company's policy to provide clients with high-quality, 100% original writing. Unintentional (accidental) plagiarism is not an excuse to avoid penalties and order cancellation. That's why before taking your first order, please learn about plagiarism in the Plagiarism section and take a self-test.

BONUSES

AsiaWriters.com values the contribution of every writer of the company and is ready to award the writer according to the unique system of bounces we have developed within the company.

Currently there are three main bonus programs developed within AsiaWriters.com

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Satisfactory survey award Departmental award for best performers Company award for significant contribution among best performers

Satisfactory survey award is given to every writer regardless of his/her status within the company. If a client submits a satisfactory survey to a particular completed order, a writer gets a reward in the form of extra:

1USD per page for essays, dissertations, term papers etc. 10-20% of the total amount for orders on multiple choice questions. Where 10% is added

for orders with the compensation over 50USD and 20% - for projects the cost of which is under 50 USD.

The case subjected to a bonus reward please see below:

Your overall satisfaction for this order Very/Moderately satisfied

Evaluate the work of the researcher for this order

Very satisfied

*Absence of one of the items is acceptable

The case of cancellation of the fines (if any) please see below Your overall satisfaction for this order Very/Moderately

satisfiedEvaluate the work of the researcher for this order

Very/Moderately satisfied

*Absence of one of the items is acceptable The execution of bonuses is attached to the payroll dates and takes place along with the salary payout. Departmental award for best performers is granted to 5 best writers that belong to the group of Usuals and Premiums on monthly basis. The main criteria for choosing writers are the following:

Volume of processing Plagiarism average on monthly basis Amount of positive feedbacks on monthly basis

The writers are notified via the messaging system and the award processing is executed along with the salary payout. Company award for significant contribution among best performers is granted to 3 best writers that belong to the group of Premiums on monthly basis. The main criteria for choosing writers are the following:

Volume of processing Plagiarism average on monthly basis Amount of positive feedbacks on monthly basis Unique ideas of system or process enhancement

The writers are notified via the messaging system and the award processing is executed along with the salary payout.

High productivity award is granted to 5 writers that have processed the most orders during the month. The main criteria for choosing writers are the following:

No cancellations/refunds due to bad quality/plagiarism during the month No negative feedbacks received during the month.

Bonuses ReviewTo check the amount and the type of bonuses you have received please go to your Earnings report and click on one of the payment sessions’ total you are interested in. Once you see a bonus reflected beside one of the orders, please click on the amount to review.

UPGRADE OF THE WRITER'S STATUS

AsiaWriters.com appreciates the effort, good organization and effective performance of every writer employed and is ready to reward every employee showing steady progress in performance. The company has developed an efficient upgrade system for writers looking for growth opportunities and more ways to realize the potential within.

In order to distinguish writers by their experience, skills and abilities, AsiaWriters.com has developed the gradation of three groups. Every group has its own characteristic features, different levels of accessing the internal system, diverse bonuses and extra features.

The main determiners of the upgrade are as follows: Length of service

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Customers’ feedbacks Plagiarism analyses Quality Assurance Dept report Volume of processed orders

NEW! Once approved as a writer within the company a writer obtains a membership with "Freshman Group". The writer has to pass trial period by submitting 3 papers successfully. Once the Quality Assurance Dept. confirms the satisfactory level of writing the account is forwarded to the Junior group and the access to more orders is opened at Available Orders page accordingly. Further execution of the transfer to another group, see from the chart below.

Group Length of Service

Customer’s feedbacks

Plagiarism analyses

Quality Assurance Dept

report

Volume of processed

orders

Freshman - 2 available under 5% average

good 3

Junior 1 month 2 available under 15% average

satisfactory Less than 8 per payroll

Intermediate 1-2 months 3 positive to 1 negative

under 15% average

good Over 8 per payroll

Senior 2-3 months 5 positive to 1 negative

under 5% average

excellent Over 15 per payroll

The accessibility of the group members please see in the chart below

Group Orders availability

Volume of processing Bonuses

Junior 40% 3 orders at a time Satisfactory survey bonus

Intermediate 60% 8 orders at a time Satisfactory survey bonus, departmental bonus for best performers

Senior 95% 15 orders at a time Satisfactory survey bonus, departmental bonus for best performers, company bonus for significant contribution for best performers

HR department is monitoring the accounts of writers on semi-monthly basis. Every writer that is showing the performance in correspondence with one of the statuses given above gets upgraded/demoted in correspondence with his/her performance.

Special Prime Group Writers.

Season is the best time to show your writing skills and to improve your writing performance. All writers that show the best results in quality of their writing and quantity of submitted pages will be promoted to the Prime Group of Writers.

Every writer can become Prime, even if s/he belongs to Junior, Intermediate or Senior Group. Quantity of high-quality papers � that is what we are looking for! Prime Writers have an access to the maximum amount of available orders with the highest compensation per page.

Group Length of Service

Customer’s feedbacks

Plagiarism analyses

Quality Assurance

Dept report

Number of Submitted

Pages

Orders Availability

JuniorIntermediateSenior

any 10 very satisfied feedbacks

Under 5% average

GoodExcellent

Over 200 every month

100%

Every writer has a possibility to discuss his/her status within the company by addressing the Administration in Messages (Upgrade section). After close investigation of your request your status may be revoked.

Please see Writing Guide to search for ways to improve your writing.

Study our Principle Rules to learn the standards expected from you.

Common Mistakes YOU Can AVOID

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Ooops� I did it again!This section includes some most common errors of our writers in the process of their work with us. Make sure you read, understand and know them. The fewer mistakes you make, the more customer is satisfied, the quicker is your status and remuneration upgrade.Try and do your best! And our friendly Writers Support Team is happy to help you 24/7 when you need some extra guiding. Feel free to contact them!Ooops #1.You: Help! I can�t upload the paper into the system.Support: Step 1: If you can�t upload the paper into the system, make sure that you use the doc. format ONLY. No other format is accepted.Step 2: If you still can�t upload the paper, make sure that the order hasn�t been reassigned to another writer per the request of a very unsatisfied customer.Step 3: In case you still can�t upload the paper, please notify us immediately via a messaging system and send it to our e-mail info@asiawriters.com with the order number in the topic.Please note: You can mail a failed-to-upload paper to us in specific cases ONLY when you technically can�t upload it into the system. Papers with any other than doc. format are automatically rejected by mailbox and you will be responsible for the late submission or even order cancellation.Ooops # 2You: I need an urgent response from the Support Team, I sent messages to your e-mail, and I didn�t get any response yet.Support: If you have an urgent inquiry regarding an order, please ask the Support Team via the messaging system and not by e-mail. Your message will be answered promptly. Please use e-mail in rare cases ONLYOoops # 3You: I�ve uploaded a draft work for customer to review and then I uploaded the whole work before the deadline, but there are some penalties added. Why?Support: AsiaWriters.com has developed an efficient system for writers, customers and support personnel to enjoy the work. The system recognizes the first paper uploaded by a writer as a completed work, and all the further orders are recognized as revisions (revised papers). In case, a revised work is uploaded later the time required (depending on overall order�s urgency), the system adds penalties. If you are sure that the penalties were added not correctly, please send a message to Support Team with a clear and concise description of your position. You will receive a reply shortly and/or the automatic penalties, if found inappropriate in your case, will be automatically removed.

PAGE FORMATOur writers must apply the page format standards stated below while delivering papers to us. For your convenience you may create a template using these values. In case the specified requirements are not met, the papers will be rejected:

1. Standard A4 pages; 2. Margins – 1 inch (2,5 cm) from each side; 3. Format - double spaced or single spaced; 4. Font - 12 p.t. Times New Romans. Use the same font throughout the entire paper, except

cases described in points 9 below. 5. Word count - min.275 words per page(double spaced); 550 words per page (single

spaced).6. Text alignment – left, no justification.7. Paragraphs – no spaces (additional empty lines) between paragraphs. 8. Page Headers –format according to a required citation style (in APA and MLA Styles, place

the Page Header at the top right-hand corner of every page; in APA Style, include the title and the page number; in MLA Style, include the last name of the author of the paper and the page number; in Chicago/Turabian Style – no Page Header).

9. Footnotes/Endnotes – always use in Chicago/Turabian Style, 8 p.t. Times New Romans; 10. Graphics - you are encouraged to use visuals in your writing (graphics, images, photos,

charts), if applicable. Graphics is not included into the paper volume. 11. File name – before you upload the paper, name the file by the order ID and the order topic:

‘6052109_Shakespeare.doc’, where 6052109 is the order ID (number) and Shakespeare is the order topic (title).

12. Properties –go to ‘File’ > ‘Properties’ and click on ‘Summary’ tab in your Word application; delete any information about ‘Author’, ‘Company’ or any other field. Leave the title of paper only.

13. Bibliography – include a Bibliography page in every paper and format it, as well as in-text citations, according to a required academic style. Note: in APA Style, it is ‘References’; in MLA Style, it is ‘Works Cited’; in Chicago/Turabian, it is ‘Bibliography’. Note: Bibliography page is not considered as an actual text page, and it is not compensated.

14. Page Numbers - Number pages. Unless specified otherwise by the customer, place page numbers at the bottom right-hand corner.

BONUS PAGES:

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Bonuses pages should be delivered upon customer request along with the paper itself. They are not counted as payable pages, but rather serve as add-ons to our service. Availability of these items in the paper is obligatory if requested by customer. Failure to deliver these items upon customer's request may result in a revision or a penalty. All orders will have the following bonus pages available to the customer:1) Title page: stands for the title of paper.2) Table of Contents: stands for the table of contents or outline.3) Bibliography (Works Cited, References): stands for a reference list of sources in the end of a paper.4) Abstracts: required in some styles (e.g. APA).

PLAGIARISM:What It is, How to Recognize and Why to Avoid ItGET IT RIGHT!All our writers are obliged to know what plagiarism is and to clearly understand how to avoid it. As our writer, the moment you take an order for submission, you bear the whole responsibility to write a high-quality paper without plagiarism and with proper citations. Please read very carefully the guidelines below. You may take an order only after you know how to recognize and avoid plagiarism. This will greatly speed up your professional growth and your salary upgrade. We hope for a long-term and fruitful cooperation with every writer. Become our true asset!

1. What is plagiarism and why to avoid it? 2. How to avoid unintentional plagiarism? 3. How to recognize acceptable and unacceptable paraphrasing? 4. Exercises – make sure you get it right. 5. Learn more about plagiarism – follow these links.

What is plagiarism and why to avoid it?Writers, even professional ones, can misuse sources occasionally by failing to properly acknowledge them. When writing a paper, if you present material taken — either directly or indirectly — from the work of someone else and do not acknowledge this, you will be accused of plagiarism. This means that you should not use either the words or the ideas of another writer without clearly showing whose they are and exactly where they come from. The word plagiarism derives from the Latin word, which means “kidnapping”. In antiquity plagiarii were pirates who sometimes stole children. In academic media, plagiarism stands for purposeful or accidental unaccredited use of the source material by other writers. This is the official definition of plagiarism that is accepted in all educational institutions and the media. Please carefully review the guidelines below as in the process of quality analyses the Department responsible will refer to them. Intentional plagiarism is, firstly, dishonest, and secondly, is totally unacceptable. It is a form of cheating, and it will be heavily penalized. Unintentional plagiarism (usu. occurred due to the lack of understanding of the issue) is equally unacceptable. Learn more.How to avoid unintentional plagiarism?Before writing any paper, make sure you understand how to cite:

another person’s idea, opinion, or theory; any information (facts, statistics, graphs, drawings) that is not common knowledge quotations of another person’s actual spoken or written words; paraphrases or summaries of another person’s spoken or written words.

To avoid plagiarism-detected papers, please read carefully the following tips. These guidelines are mainly based on the book by J. Raymond Hendrickson. “The Research Paper” (Henry Holt and Company, New York, 1957):When writing a paper, try to use your own words the majority of the time. Avoid numerous and lengthy quotations. A general rule: keep long quotes down to no more than one per page and no more than 2 short quotes per page. The more quotes you use, the less originality you display.Do not over-rely on one or two sources. When you do use another person's words, use quotation marks and give credit to the source, either within the text or in a footnote.Don't make slight variations in the language and then fail to give credit to the source. If the expression is essentially the same, the author still deserves credit.Even if you aren't directly quoting the material, you should still document information and ideas that you use in your paper whenever they are new to you (i.e., something that you discovered in your research).Information taken from the World Wide Web needs to be cited just the same as information from an article or a book. Please note: Avoid using too many internet resources. If not specified by the customer otherwise, use less than 40% of online references. NEVER use Wikipedia or similar forum-like sites as reference, unless the client requires. Read more here .If you're unsure, add the footnote or citation. It is better to be extra cautious than not give credit when you should. It is good scholarship to do so, and a good way to avoid penalties .Avoid so-called “Block” (one paragraph direct quotations)These rules concern information obtained from any source (e.g., books, journal articles, the Internet, other people’s spoken words) and apply to any written submission (term papers, essays, assignments, take-home exams and lab reports). Be original and creative, but have an organized structure and plan.

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Common knowledge (established facts that are likely to be known by a lot of people) do not need citations. Statements like "The Earth goes around the Sun" or "France is in Europe" need not be cited.Please note: You may think that some information is familiar to the general readership, and you decide not to cite it. For example, you write “Charles de Gaulle is proclaimed first President of the new Fifth Republic in France”. For you, this may seem as common knowledge, but the majority of your readership does not know this. That’s why it is a good scholarship to cite this information. When in doubt, always cite the information that may seem as facts of common knowledge to you. Doing so, you play safe and meet the client’s requirements to submit a not plagiarized paper.How to recognize acceptable and unacceptable paraphrasing?Even experienced writers can get into trouble while citing the sources, and thus can be accused of plagiarism. Why does it happen? 1) Some writers mistakenly assume that plagiarizing occurs only when a direct quotation of another person is used without acknowledgement. As our writer, please note that you need to indicate the source of any idea or information, unless it is common knowledge, in your research paper, even if you paraphrase or summarize another person’s words rather than copying down direct quotations. 2) Some writers are caught with unintentional plagiarism when they do not know all the “technical” details of how to properly cite sources in the academic style chosen (APA, MLA, Harvard, etc). Please review carefully the academic styles requirements for citation, which make it clear how to incorporate sources into your writing and how to acknowledge your use of those sources. Learn now how to avoid plagiarism in various academic styles (APA, MLA, Turabian (Chicago), Harvard, Oxford, etc). 3) Some writers plagiarize because they do not find it important to cite Internet resources. As a writer, when you refer to ideas or quote from a WWW site, you must cite that source. For citing internet resources please read more here. 4) Some writers can plagiarize because they write sloppy drafts and then fail to tell their own ideas and other people’s ideas. Please take careful notes and write at least the author’s name in parenthesis next to the material to remind you to cite it late. Do not make this serious mistake – keep a working bibliography ALWAYS.5) There is another reason why some writers plagiarize. They either want to cheat the Company (and the Company will initiate termination of cooperation), or they feel frustrated by the deadline coming / by the lack of sources available / by the lack of in-depth topical understanding. If you are experiencing the lack of sources or you can’t find a specific book indicated by the client in the instructions, please follow these steps.  Acceptable paraphrasing: 1) Direct quotation is direct word-for-word copying of the original text. It must be enclosed in quotation marks and followed by a properly formatted citation according to the required academic style (APA, MLA, Harvard, etc).Please note: Once you present an entire paragraph or other long quotation in your paper, you do not use quotation marks but instead double indent the paragraph to separate it from the body of the paper. Such lengthy quotations are called ‘block’ quotations. In general, avoid lengthy quotations. Try to paraphrase, summarize, or use partial quotations.2) Paraphrase with Some Quotation, occurs when you combine your own ideas with a portion of word-for-word text. Enclose the word for word portion in quotation marks as usual and, of course, cite the source. 3) Proper paraphrase means that you borrow specific ideas of the author and change:

the words choice, or original writing style which is unique for every person; the sentence structure, or general organization.

Summarize/resume occurs when you present a brief idea and when you indicate the author (and some other information, depending on the academic style chosen) in the parenthesis.Please review the cases unacceptable paraphrasing and avoid it at all costs:

1. Quotations: o direct quotations, which are not taken into quotation markso paragraph-long quotations (=block quotations), which are taken into quotation

markso many long and short quotations in a paper, which show that the writer lacks

originality, topical understanding, and own judgmento quotations, which are not formatted according to the academic style chosen (APA,

MLA, Harvard, etc).2. Paraphrase with Some Quotation, when you do not cite word-to-word extracts in strict

accordance with the academic style chosen (APA, MLA, Harvard, etc).3. Improper paraphrase/summarize, when you fail to present the author's specific ideas and

you: o fail to cite the source: either you do not mention it at all, or you cite it incorrectly

according to the academic style chosen (APA, MLA, Harvard, etc), even though you use proper paraphrase;

o change separate words but maintain the author’s style overall;o preserve basic sentence structure and general organization by finding synonyms to

separate words.When you use acceptable paraphrasing, you are not guilty of plagiarism. When you use unacceptable paraphrasing, intentionally or unintentionally, you are guilty of plagiarism.

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Please follow these links to see illustrative examples to the cases listed above. This will help you to fully understand and recognize unintentional plagiarism. You therefore will be never guilty of plagiarism: http://oregonstate.edu/admin/stucon/plag.htm - The site provides superb examples of acceptable and unacceptable borrowings. Highly recommended.http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/plagiarism.shtml#original#original – This is an excellent academic site that gives precise and illustrative examples of acceptable and unacceptable cases, and teaches to differentiate the two cases. Strongly recommended. To sum it up, you can use the three strategies to avoid plagiarism: 1. Put in quotation marks everything that comes directly from another persons’ text (even if not yet published), esp. when writing a draft. Do not rely on block quotations that are not normally put into quotation marks and are usually detected as plagiarism by software. 2. Do more paraphrasing and summarizing than quoting, and while paraphrasing, make sure you are not just replacing some words with their synonymic variants and that you change completely author’s writing style, sentence structure and general organization. Do not present a string of quotations, demonstrate your understanding and position. 3. Always check your paraphrasing/summarizing against the original text and make sure you didn’t use same words/phrases unintentionally (unless word-to-word phrases are put in quotation marks) and that you didn’t imitate the overall structure, and that the information is accurate. Responding to and adapting the ideas of others is a central part of academic discussion, but it should always be absolutely clear to whom these words and ideas belong!Learn Differences among Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing now Practice Exercises in Paraphrasing now. TAKE this superb plagiarism SELF-TEST and NEVER plagiarize again. Get bonuses not fines! You may also review a plagiarism policy as practiced at education institutions. Exercises – make sure you get it righthttp://library.camden.rutgers.edu/EducationalModule/Plagiarism/ - The link opens up a movie world. Comfy way to resume your understanding of plagiarism and take a quiz. Recommended. http://ec.hku.hk/plagiarism/techniques.htm - This site is designed by David Gardner to help students to learn a few successful techniques on how to paraphrase correctly, on how to mark correctly long and short quotations. What’s more, this site is of great help for those willing to learn to express negative, positive, neutral opinions using specially selected reporting verbs. The site provides a great self-test with a key to identify how one understands plagiarism. Highly recommended. http://education.indiana.edu/~frick/plagiarism/ - The site contains illustrative plagiarism cases, 5 examples with extensive comments, and a short quiz with instant feedback for you to test your understanding of plagiarism. Highly recommended. http://www.chem.uky.edu/courses/common/plagiarism.html#Examples – The site provides 7 great examples of common plagiaristic acts. Here you may also learn Educational Policy of the University towards plagiarism. Learn more about plagiarism – follow the links below.We strongly advice you to follow these links and learn more about plagiarism forms and how to avoid it: http://www.bestessaytips.com/avoid_plagiarism.php - Along with graphic and detailed explanation of plagiarism forms, you will find more useful information on various types of academic papers and smart guidelines. http://www.depauw.edu/admin/arc/W-center/plag.asp - A perfect academic link where you will learn to differentiate basic terms like “quote”, “paraphrase”, “summary” and “citation”, plus you will learn to differentiate four main types of plagiarism and how to recognize and avoid it. Strongly recommended. http://depts.drew.edu/composition/Avoiding_Plagiarism.htm - This site will help you become a real expert on how to recognize and avoid unintentional plagiarism. You will find “smart” examples of misuse of sources with correctly rewritten quotations and paraphrasing followed. Comments are added, too, in each case to ensure your better understanding. Strongly recommended. http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/jfm/plagiarism/plagiarism-jfm.htm - This site is esp. useful for those willing to sharpen their skills in referencing and citing, and for writers who take papers on Sociology, Anthropology, and Law (Criminal Justice). http://www.utoronto.ca/writing/plagsep.html - This site will teach you how not to plagiarize. It is very helpful for those who have exact questions on plagiarism, as they will get quick and sufficient answers.

CITATION:To prevent plagiarism, you need to make a proper reference to any and all sources you gather your factual information from. Citations are required for all direct quotes and for specific information or paraphrases gleaned from outside sources. The only accepted references are in-text references. Please find below comprehensive guides to different citation styles.

Most Common Citation Guides: MLA Style is the Modern Language Association Style. This style involves an in-text citation

immediately following the quote. The citation is placed before the period, and after the

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ending set of quotation marks. In-text citation contains the last name of the author quoted and the page number where the quote can be found. In MLA Style, the list of references found at the end of the work is not called a bibliography, but �Works Cited Page�. Get the details and see examples of MLA Citation Guide

Review an easy-to-use MLA Style Guide APA Style is the style of the American Psychological Association. After a quote or

paraphrase, the in-text citation comes before the period and after the closing set of quotation marks; the in-text citation contains the author's last name, the year published, and in some cases, depending on edition used of the APA Style Guide, a page number. In APA Style annotated Bibliography list is called �References�. Usually papers in APA Style have running headers on each page and abstracts at the very beginning of the paper (unless specified otherwise by the customer). A footnote can appear in APA Style, if the author being quoted is quoting another author.

Review an easy-to-use APA Style Guide and Easy and Comprehensive APA Guideline. Turabian (Chicago) Style is one of the oldest citation styles used in the academic practice,

and it is sometimes called Turabian (Kate L. Turabian wrote one of the most comprehensive style guides for this work). Chicago/Turabain citation style is often recognized as out-dated and not practical, though requested in many universities and colleges. Chicago/Turabian Style has two different formats. The traditional format contains footnotes for the citations, which appear on the bottom of the page. The citation itself is usually similar to a mini bibliographical entry for the most part. The second format for this model of citation are end notes, which like footnotes are numbered, only instead of being found at the bottom of a page, the end notes are found right before the Bibliography page. Review an easy-to-use Turabian (Chicago) Style Guide

 Learn MORE about Turabian (Chicago) Style now: 1) Compare citation in bibliography and in-text citations formatting 2) Learn more on Chicago Style and enjoy its full understanding

CSE/CBE Style is also a relatively new style introduced and promoted by the Council of Science (former � Biology) Editors. CSE/CBE Style is also known as Scientific Style and Format. This is a professional styles for academic writing in natural and physical sciences. There are two ways to do this style: Citation Sequence System, and Name-Year System. Citation Sequence System is the most frequently preferred way of citation. The second method of citation which falls under CSE/CBE Style is the Name-Year System. Normally, this style only appears in certain scientific publications, and is not often required by customers. Review a usage-comfy guide on CSE Style and read more on how to make a CSE Reference List.

Oxford Reference Style. This is a documentary-note citation style widely used in British academic practice. Oxford referencing, or the documentary-note citation system is used essentially in research works on certain history and philosophy departments. Get a full understanding of Oxford Style now.

Harvard Reference Style. This is an author-date referencing style, which is more popular in UK academic writing than Oxford Reference Style. Explore carefully this comprehensive Guide to Harvard Referencing

 Learn MORE about Harvard Style now: 1) Learn to reference online sources in Harvard Style 2) Read more about Referencing using the author-date (Harvard) System Less Common Citation Styles:

Vancouver Style is a professional biomedical style, originally known as Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals. This is a �numbered� style that follows the rules, which were established by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1978.

Read a concise guide on Vancouver Style now Learn MORE about Vancouver Style now: 1) Review quick guide on How to Use Vancouver Style 2) Read more on Vancouver Style It is vitally important to give full reference for the work done in correct format as indicated by the customer � APA, MLA or any other. The failure to format the paper as required is equal to low quality paper and entails fines and even the payment void, if the customer demands full refund.  Please note: When writing in American English, use double quotation marks (but switch to single quotations marks when nesting a quotation inside a quotation). Put terminal punctuation inside quotes, except when quoting a question or an exclamation; place quotation marks around the titles of short works; use quotations when you want to be "ironic" or perhaps "distance yourself" from "slang" or "controversy". When writing in British English, use either single or double quotation marks and stick with them throughout the entire paper, unless specified otherwise by the customer. It is historically accepted in

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British academic writing to use single quotation marks, though nowadays British English usage is increasingly moving towards single quotation marks. You can learn more here .  NOT ACCEPTABLE CITATION METHODS:  1) A paper, which has no sources cited, is not accepted;  2) A paper, which lists a few sources at the end but has no numerical or parenthetic citations in the body of the paper, is not accepted;  3)Referencing the Internet: Whatever citation system you use, you should always provide more than a web address for Internet referencing and you should NEVER put a web address in a parenthetic in-text citation, but it in the bibliography (reference list, work cited page) ONLY. When you provide information such as the author and title it enables the reader to search for the web page, even if the web address is changed.  4) Wikipedia can NEVER be used as a reference, unless the client agrees, or requests.  Important: Avoid using too many Internet resources. If not specified by the customer otherwise, use less than 40% of online references, and place priority on professional sites.  More on Citing from the Web:  Once you use an on-line resource, you should apply general citation rules as to a printed source: when a writer must refer to ideas or quote from a WWW site, he or she must cite that source. Whenever you come to a direct quotation/paraphrasing/summarizing from a WWW Site, any source of visual or graphic information must be cited.  Every time you take an order, check the sources required by the customer in the order description. In case the customer requires printed books as a reference ONLY and you do not have them in printed version, find them on-line and cite it as a printed edition.  In case the customer signifies only the number of sources without any further requirements in order description, you have a free choice of sources to use. Prevent revision requests, remember to never use Wikipedia and do not use more than 40% of online references. � This will help you to be on the safe side and not to receive a revision request for poor referencing background.  In cases where the deadline of the paper is not urgent and you have doubts as for your choice of references used in the paper, you can copy-paste the reference list into the message for the customer and ask for his approval. Note: This can be done when you have serious doubts ONLY and if the customer doesn�t respond shortly, this is NEVER a case for late delivery

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/Smart Hints for You/ 1. You see the order you like and you do not have a book specified: If you see the order you can easily complete before the deadline but the customer requires using a specific book/article and hasn’t uploaded it, please contact the customer via our instant messaging system ASAP and request to upload the source specified. Indicate that you are ready to take the order right after the book/article is provided by the customer. More often than not customers upload sources specified into the system and writers can take their orders.  2. The customer asks not to use Internet sources (books only): In case the customer requires printed books only as a reference, and you do not have them in printed version, find them on-line and cite them as printed edition, or communicate your request for sources needed via the messaging system to the customer. You may ask the customer to scan the sources required and fax them to support team and support will forward them to you shortly.  3. The customer asks to perform extra work not covered by the service ordered. If a customer requires in the order description to do some work, that is not included in the service he paid for (e.g. request to edit a paper in review order, or to write something in editing order), you need to contact our customer support representative and inform our company about such confusion.  4. The customer didn’t specify the Citation Style – how to make your best choice:   Proper Use of Citation Styles: In the majority of cases the customer indicates the citation style in the order description. In some cases though, s/he may leave this issue up to the writer trusting his experience and expertise.  

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MLA Style is one of the most common styles in a variety of academic disciplines, from English and Literature up to Art and History. Despite this diversity, MLA style is mostly used for non-scientific projects (although, some customers do request MLA for scientific papers).  APA Style is similar to MLA Style with regards to a wide area of usage. Psychology-related academic writing requires APA Style only. Alongside, this style can be used while writing papers on Political Science, History, Sociology, Biology (and some other Sciences), Medicine (incl. Nursing), Teaching, Humanities, etc.  Chicago/Turabian Style is one of the oldest citation systems, which is still frequently used nowadays despite its impracticality and awkward usage. Academic papers on History and on some Sciences (mainly Engineering, Computer Science) are most written in Chicago/Turabian Style.  APSA Style is a professional style for Political Science. Though papers on Politics can be written in APA Style, some clients upon the request of their monitors can request APSA Style for politics-related academic writing.  CSE/CBE Style is generally used in Scientific Journals, and some customers may also request this style for their writing projects. If this style is not specified for scientific writing project, you may use APA style, though it is still strongly recommended to consult the customer.  Blue Book: Use only for writing law, or for law schools.  Vancouver Style is a ‘numbered’ style used for professional biomedical writing. For more information about biomedical styles, refer to our Comprehensive Style Guide, sections “Life Sciences, Biology” and “Medicine”.   You may also review Research Tips and Documentation Styles for different areas: Humanities, Social Sciences, History and Sciences plus sample papers in particular fields.  To get more detailed information and therefore achieve best –quality academic research in a variety of expertise areas, please use the Comprehensive Style Guide below. We have created this guide especially for you to make the best choice what Citation Style to use when the customer doesn’t specify it. Each academic discipline uses its own citation style. Please find below subject areas with appropriate citation style recommendations or (and) specified guidelines.

1. Literature and Language: most common: MLA Style . 2. Art: most common: MLA Style. 3. Social Sciences:

o Psychology: APA Style; Official Website of APA (American Psychological Association)

o Sociology: ASA Style Official Website of ASA (American Sociological Association) o Social Issues: most common: APA Style o Ethicso Ethnic and Area Studies: common: APA Style o Gender: APA Style ASA Style o Human Sexuality: APA Style o Philosophy: preferred: MLA Style o Political Science: APSA Style possible: APA Style Official Website of APSA (American

Political Science Association )o Government: MLA Style Citing Guide Sample Government Citations (US) o Public Administration: possible: APA Style MLA Style o Methodology;o International Relations; o Globalization;o Labor Studies: APA Style, ASA Style

4. History (incl. Women Studies): Chicago/Turabian Style possible: APA Style Citing Electronic Information in History Papers

5. Law:o Legal Issues: common: APA Style ; Basic Legal Citation , Legal Citation Guide, Legal

Citation in US , Legal Citation in UK o Criminology: common: APA Style.

6. Mathematics and Economics: o Mathematics: preferred style: CSE Style Official Website of Council of Science

Editors; Official Website of American Math Society o Business: most common: APA Style o Economics: usual: APA Style o Management: Official Website of AMA (American Management Association) o HR Management: most common: APA Style o Marketing: usual: APA Style

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o Investment: usual: APA Style o Company Analysis; o Finance: usual: APA Style o Accounting: usual: APA Style o Case Study: usual: APA Style o E-Commerce: usual: APA Style o Logistics: usual: APA Style o Trade: usual: APA Style

7. Technology: o Science: usual: CSE/CBE Style

Engineering: preferred style: Chicago Style ; possible style: IEEE Style (Electrical Engineering Citation Style); Preferred dictionary: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Style guidelines on the Official Website of IEEE Computer Society

o Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Citation Style; Style guidelines on the Official Website of ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineering) Civil Engineering: Requirements for Paper in Civil Engineering Official Website of ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers)

o Aviation; o Aeronautics

; Computer Science: Chicago Style Preferred dictionary: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Style guidelines on the Official Website of IEEE Computer Society

o Internet;o Programming;o IT Management: Chicago Style Preferred dictionary: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary,

Style guidelines on the Official Website of IEEE Computer Society o Modern Technologies: Chicago Style Preferred dictionary: Webster's Collegiate

Dictionary, Style guidelines on the Official Website of IEEE Computer Society o Web Design;

8. Nature: o Geography: common: APA Style o Geology and Geophysics: common: CSE/CBE Style; AGU Reference Style (based on

Chicago Style), Official Website of US Geological Survey ,Style Guidelines of Geological Society of America

o Archeology: American Antiquity Style, Official Website of Society for American Archeology

o Ecology: preferred: CSE/CBE Style; o Environmental Issues: preferred: CSE/CBE Style o Description/Analysis of Place/ Territory; o Agricultural Studies; o Astronomy: preferred: CSE/CBE Style ;

9. Education: common: APA Style 10. Health and Medicine (incl. Nursing): preferred: CSE/CBE Style ; AMA Style Guide ; possible:

NLM Style Guide; possible: Vancouver Style; Official Website of American Medical Association

11. Communications and Media: o Journalism: common: APA Style ; AP Style with a Test, Official Website of

AP(Associated Press ) o Public Relations: common: APA Style; o Advertising: common: APA Style ; o Information Campaign: common: APA Style o Communication Strategies: common: APA Style

12. Religion and Theology: preferred: MLA Style 13. Life Sciences:

o Physics: preferred: CSE/CBE Style ; AIP Style Manual ; Official Website of AIP (American Institute of Physics)

o Chemistry: ACS Style ; possible: CSE/CBE Style, Official Website of American Chemical Society; Citation Guide (ASC Publications)

o Biology: CSE/CBE Style ; possible: Vancouver Style; Official Website of Council of Biology/Science Editors ; Citation Guide for papers in natural sciences

o Anthropology: Chicago Style , possible: APA Style ; Preferred dictionary: Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary; Official Website of American Anthropological Association; Citation Guide for Anthropology Papers

14. Tourism: you may use MLA Style 15. Creative Writing: common: MLA Style

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Essay must be well structured and presented in a way that the reader finds easy to follow and clear: it must look tidy and not present any obstacles to the reader. It must have a clear readable interesting style. But, above all, it must consist of your ideas about literary texts. Essays are concise, and require clarity in purpose and direction. This means that there is no room for the student's thoughts to wander or stray from the purpose. Case study presents an account of what happened to a business or industry over a number of years. It chronicles the events that managers had to deal with, such as changes in the competitive environment, and charts the managers' response, which usually involved changing the business- or corporate-level strategy.  Book review tells not only what the book is about, but must also successfully express the message or theme of the book. Professors often assign book reviews as practice in careful analytical reading. As a reviewer, you bring together two strands of accurate, analytical reading and strong, personal response when you indicate what the book is about and what it might mean to a reader (by explaining what it meant to you). In other words, reviewers answer not only the WHAT but the SO WHAT question about a book. Thus, in writing a review, you combine the skills of describing what is on the page, analyzing how the book tried to achieve its purpose, and expressing your own reactions. Movie review. Before you even see the movie, get to know a little about it. What have the actors and director worked on before? Maybe check out some of their past work. Are they Oscar winners? Are they known for a certain style? Is the movie based on a book or an historical event? Is it a remake or a sequel? Look into those kind of things. All of this information will help you understand the movie better. You'll pick up on details, allusions, trademarks of the actor or director, and probably have more insight into important story elements. You'll be able to tell readers how it lived up to the original, say, or the book.  Book Report

1. Title (free)2. Introduction3. Body4. Conclusion5. Reference (works cited) page (free)

 Book reports can take on many different forms. Three types of effective book reports are plot summaries, character analyses, and theme analyses. Always include the following elements in any book report:

the type of book report you are writing the title of the book

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the author of the book the time when the story takes place the location where the story takes place the names and a brief description of each of the characters you will be discussing many quotations and examples from the book to support your opinions

A Plot SummaryWhen you are writing a plot summary for your book report you don't need to retell the story. You need to explain what your opinion is of the story and why you feel the plot is so compelling, or unrealistic, or sappy. It is the way you analyze the plot that will make this a good report.  A Character AnalysisExplore the way a character dresses and what impression that leaves with the reader. What positive characteristics does the character possess? Try taking examples of dialogue and analyzing the way a character speaks. Discuss the words he/she chooses and the way his/her words affect other characters. Tie all of your observations together by explaining the way the characters make the plot move forward. Themes Try bringing some of your thoughts and feelings as a reader into the report as a way to show the power of a theme. Before you discuss your own thoughts, however, be sure to establish what the theme is and how it appears in the story.

Explain exactly what theme you will be exploring in your book report. Use quotations from the book as possible to prove that the theme is important to the story. Make sure that you talk about each example or quotation you've included. Make a direct

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major catalyst in the story.No matter what type of book report you decide to write, make sure that your writing is clear and expressive and that you include examples from the book to support your opinions. Research Paper, Term paper, Coursework

1. Title Page (free)2. Introduction 3. Literature Review4. Methodology5. Data Analysis6. Results7. Discussion8. Conclusion 9. Reference Page (free)

 Research paper is a piece of academic writing that requires a more abstract, critical, and thoughtful level of inquiry than you might be used to. Writing a research paper involves (1) first familiarizing yourself with the works of "experts"--for example, on the page, in cyberspace, or in the flesh through personal interviews--to build upon what you know about a subject and then (2) comparing their thoughts on the topic with your own Term paper is a record of information gained during a course. This paper should be the final work that shows what a student has learned, what experience he or she has gained. A term paper is different from a research paper in that it can be completed without conducting special research. The main idea that the work is based on should be included in the last paragraph of introduction. Coursework is usually a semester work. It is opposing to pop quizzes and can not only show how well a student knows the studied material, but also shows attitude towards it and the understanding of problems. Coursework is a general name for any kind of writing – from an essay to a research paper. This is why the depth of your investigation may be adjusted, too.   Lab Report

Title Page (free) Abstract Table of contents Nomenclature Introduction Theory Experimental Setup And Procedures

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Results And Discussion Conclusion References (free) Appendix (free)

 Lab report persuades others to accept or reject a hypothesis by presenting data and interpretations. It communicates your purpose, background, understanding, procedure, findings, and conclusions. The formal lab report is thus the critical document which reflects your understanding and success. Annotated Bibliography Annotated bibliography includes a summary and/or evaluation of each of the sources. Depending on your project or the assignment, your annotations may do one or more of the following:

Summarize: Some annotations merely summarize the source. What are the main arguments? What is the point of this book or article? What topics are covered? If someone asked what this article/book is about, what would you say? The length of your annotations will determine how detailed your summary is.

Assess: After summarizing a source, it may be helpful to evaluate it. Is it a useful source? How does it compare with other sources in your bibliography? Is the information reliable? Is it this source biased or objective? What is the goal of this source?

Reflect: Once you've summarized and assessed a source, you need to ask how it fits into your research. Was this source helpful to you? How does it help you shape your argument? How can you use this source in your research project?

 Your annotated bibliography may include some of these, all of these, or even others. If you're doing this for a class, you should get specific guidelines from your instructor. The annotations for each source are written in paragraph form. The lengths of the annotations can vary significantly from a couple of sentences to a couple of pages. The length will depend on the purpose. If you're just writing summaries of your sources, the annotations may not be very long. However, if you are writing an extensive analysis of each source, you'll need more space. Reaction Paper This is an analytical assignment as opposed to a descriptive task. However, a small amount of description will be necessary as you answer the questions. 

1. Title Page2. Begin with a brief summary of the article (no more than one paragraph).  The first sentence

should include the title of the article (i.e. In this article, _________, the author.)  The summary should include the author's thesis and the main points that support his thesis and argument.   

3. Concisely re-state the main thesis made by the author in the article.  Briefly explain why you think it is the main idea. 

4. What information does the author provide to support his/her argument?  Is the information convincingly supportive?  Explain. 

5. Identify & explain any concepts or theories from the textbook that is pertinent to this article.  Clearly state the pertinence in each case.  Be sure to identify the concept and the textbook pages where they are discussed. 

6. How has this article impacted your thinking?  Did you like or dislike it?  Did it have “shock value”?  How does it relate to your life?  

7. How will you integrate the exposure of this literature into your professional path?  8. Have fun with this.  If you would like to include an artistic expression, song, poem, suggest a

movie, or any other appropriate element that helps you express your feelings about the subject --- please share.  This addition can allow your reaction to reach a deeper level of identity.   The goal is to become impassioned about life and all that it offers. 

9. Please remember to have a reference section in your paper that identifies this article in correct APA style.  Use the following example as your guide.

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Introduction Body Conclusion References, upon request (free)

Begin with an introduction that establishes who the client is, what his/her purpose is, what she/he will be talking about. You may want to include a joke, anecdote or interesting fact to grab the audience's attention. Start with your most important point, and then go to your least important point then move slowly back toward the most important. Add support to each point using statistics, facts, examples, anecdotes, quotations or other supporting material. Write a conclusion that summarizes each of your points, restates your main purpose and leaves the audience with a lasting impression. 

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Statistics Project1. Introduction and Summary – a brief description of the problem, a brief summary of the

analysis, any further discussion appropriate at this stage, and a clear and concise statement of conclusions.

2. Analysis – should consist of the description of the statistical methodology used (in general), report and discussion of the results obtained. Use plots to display patterns and relationships graphically. These are far more effective than numerical summaries. However, avoid repetition. Remember to include your primary results (estimates obtained, etc), as well as discussing them. Any lengthy tables of results may reasonably be relegated to an appendix.

3. Appendices - are for necessary technical detail (anything reasonably required for results to be reproduced) which would otherwise clutter the remainder of the report. In general the number of appendices should be kept to a minimum-possibly zero. In particular, there is usually no need for the inclusion of computing code.

 Power Point Presentation

You will have to make an outline of your PowerPoint presentation on the 1st or the 2nd slide. Keep to the structure outlined till the end of the presentation. Place only main points on this slide. For example, use the titles of each slide as main points.

Use 1-2 slides per minute. Write in statements, don't use complete sentences. Wordiness is not good: keywords and phrases will do. Dividing a slide into points will make

it easier for you to present and for the audience to read. You don't want them to have to read allot of meaningless text instead of listening to you.

 Dissertation, Thesis Dissertation

1. Signature Page (free upon request) 2. Title (free)3. Copyright (free upon request)4. Acknowledgments (free)5. Abstract6. Table of content (free)7. List of Tables and List of Illustrations8. Chapter I. Introduction or Statement of the Problem9. Chapter II. Review of the Literature and Research Questions10. Chapter III. Methodology11. Chapter IV. Results12. Chapter V. Discussion13. References (free) 14. Appendices (free)15. Resume

 Thesis

1. Title2. Declaration3. Acknowledgments4. Table of content5. List of tables/ illustrations/ figures/ appendices 6. Abstract7. Introduction8. Literature Review9. Methodology10. Results11. Discussion12. Conclusion13. Appendices14. References or Bibliography15. Glossary/Index

There is no set of rules that will bring about a dissertation. At some point in time, you must put aside the guidelines and templates and make the work your own. Revel in the fact that you have been blessed to live in a universe where you have free will, and that free will is an inextricable part of that universe. Your dissertation might have mothers and fathers and cousins and aunts and uncles or any number of relatives, but in the end it must be a unique and original thing. Anyone who tells you that a dissertation is a standardized piece of work that can be put together using a certain routine is telling you a lie. There are paths to follow, to be sure. But a dissertation is never finished until it leaves the paths and sets out toward its own unique final destination. That destination may be six inches from everyone else, but it is still on its own. 

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Research Proposal1. Title (free)2. Abstract3. Table of contents (free)4. Chapter I. Introduction, or Statement of a Problem5. Chapter II. Review of the Literature and Research Questions6. Chapter III. Methodology7. References (free)8. Appendices (free)

The proposal should be similar to the dissertation in style and format, except that the proposal is written in the style of a "copy" manuscript as opposed to the "final" manuscript style of a dissertation. A description of methods to be used will of necessity employ future tense, because the work at this stage has not yet been done. Similarly, the purpose of the study should be explained in the present tense in the proposal and in the past tense at the study's completion.   Essay Editing

1. Spelling, grammar, punctuation mistakes correction;2. Sentence structure correction;3. Formatting.

Edit for the accuracy and consistency of the following: Citation style and formatting Footnotes/endnotes Capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and grammar Abbreviations/acronyms Treatment of numbers Italics, foreign words, special terms Numbering/parallel wording/punctuation of lists Figure and table legends Anything numbered in sequence: lists, tables, figures, equations, outlines, etc. Run-on sentences Wordiness Sexist language Passive voice Misused words Content or tone Cross-references Organization Correct any redundancy, passive voice, wordiness, poor diction Sentence structure (syntax, variety, parallelism, clarity) Paragraph structure (organization, length, coherence, transitions) Organization (logic, unity, structure, transitions, summaries); query major problems Style (appropriateness of tone and voice; level of language for audience) Headings (to reflect text that follows) Review document for sentences, paragraphs, or sections that could be cut Check math, numbers, problems, and answers to questions in exercises Compare descriptions of tables/figures in text to actual information in the tables/figures Cover, title page, and copyright page Table of contents Corrections from previous versions Text flow (spot-check end of one page and beginning of next) Electronic glitches (word breaks for no reason, poor spacing) Art for appropriate reference and labeling Page numbers, running heads, and footers Margins

This service does not include: Any writing; Any research; Editing of dissertation, thesis, research proposal or any admission paper (these are separate

more expensive services).  Proofreading Editing and proofreading are two different stages of the revision process. Both demand close and careful reading, but they focus on different aspects of the writing and employ different techniques. Proofreading is the final stage of the editing process, focusing on surface errors such as misspellings and mistakes in grammar and punctuation. You should proofread only after you have finished all of your other editing revisions. 

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Don't rely entirely on spelling checkers. These can be useful tools but they are far from foolproof. Spell checkers have a limited dictionary, so some words that show up as misspelled may really just not be in their memory. Grammar checkers can be even more problematic. These programs work with a limited number of rules, so they can't identify every error and often make mistakes. Circle every punctuation mark. This forces you to look at each one. As you circle, ask yourself if the punctuation is correct. Read the paper backwards. This technique is helpful for checking spelling. Start with the last word on the last page and work your way back to the beginning, reading each word separately. Because content, punctuation, and grammar won't make any sense, your focus will be entirely on the spelling of each word. Essay Review

Paper reading; Writing feedback with a paper evaluation (content, structure, research, format, style).

This service does not include: Any writing ; Any research; Any editing; Review of dissertation, thesis, research proposal or any admission paper (these are separate

more expensive services); Review of any published works: books, articles etc (these are separate more expensive

services). Dissertation Services – Editing

Spelling, grammar, punctuation mistakes correction; Sentence structure correction; Formatting; Editing of writing style; Editing of the content according to clients' instructions; Completion of the paper; Partial re-write/ re-write of some chapters

 Dissertation Services – Review

Paper reading; Writing feedback with paper evaluation (content, structure, research, format, style).

This service DOES NOT include: Any writing; Any editing; Review of any published works: books, articles etc (these are separate more expensive

services). Formatting

Font formatting; Paragraph formatting; Reference page formatting; Pagination: footers/headers, page numbers; Table formatting; Hyperlinks.

 Personal StatementThe purpose of a personal statement is to show the admission committee what makes the client unique and different from other applicants. Writer's job is to display customer's distinct personality and provide evidence that confirms his/her passion and desire for the subject and the school. The structure and organization of the personal statement is the following.  Introduction:

The introduction is the most important part of the essay, especially the first sentence. The first sentence can say a lot about the content and format of the essay. It should be unique and compelling, possibly thought provoking or attention-grabbing.

The sentences following the first sentence should provide a brief explanation that supports the claim stated in the first sentence.

Keep the reader interested by making them continue to read your essay after reading the first paragraph.

First sentences may explain your desire to study the subject of interest or discuss the motivation that influenced your desire to study the subject of interest. State it in a creative manner.

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 The Body:

The body should include several paragraphs (usually about 3) that provide detailed evidence to support the statement made in the introductory paragraph.

Each paragraph should have a resolution, which ends each paragraph with a meaningful sentence that provides a transition to the next paragraph.

Experiences, accomplishments, or any other evidence that can support your claims should be included in the body. Future Goals should also be mentioned in the body.

A short summary client's educational background can be discussed in the 1st paragraph. Personal experiences and the reasons for wanting to attend the school can be discussed in

the 2nd paragraph. Do not repeat what was stated in the application. The last paragraph should explain why you should be accepted.

 Conclusion:

The conclusion is the last paragraph of the personal statement. State why you are interested in studying the subject of interest. State the key points mentioned in the body, such as client's experiences or accomplishments

that explain his/her interest in the subject. State it in a conclusive and brief manner. End on a positive note with one or two attention-grabbing sentences.

 It is crucial that your paragraphs have transitions and resolutions. Transitions start a paragraph by providing a statement that suggests the theme for that paragraph. This allows the reader to be aware of the direction the essay is heading in. Transitions connect paragraphs to other paragraphs (usually preceding paragraphs), which causes the essay to flow smoothly. Resolutions, on the other hand, are statements that end paragraphs and allow for transition to the next paragraph. The resolution should not be a general statement but rather a meaningful one that connects facts included in the current paragraph. Both transitions and resolutions are beneficial in terms of making your essay clear and understandable.  Tips:

Answer all the questions being asked. Provide evidence to support your claims. Make your introduction unique. Write clearly and make sure it is easy to read. Be interesting and positive. Make sure your essay is organized, coherent, and concise. Write about examples from client's own life experiences. Use a mixture of long and short sentences. Discuss customer's future goals. Mention hobbies, past jobs, community service, or research experience. Speak in the first person (I…). Discuss why you're interested in the school and/or program. Show, don't tell (Use examples to demonstrate your abilities). Proofread and revise the statement at least 3 times.

  Admission EssayAdmission is a piece of writing that each school requests from its applicants. This essay shall answer the main question of the admission committee: "Why should we let you into our school?" If the client uploads no essay directions, please, follow basic “admission essay” directions:

Clearly state short and long term goals; tell how university "X" can help your client meet them.

Describe client's areas of research and professional interest. You might indicate how client's proposed studies are located within a broad field.

For example, someone applying to a composition and rhetoric program might say, "I hope to examine the relationship between rhetorical invention strategies and demonstrated ability to write for members of diverse discourse communities." Or, someone applying to an engineering program might say, "My particular interests are in optical communications, networks, and signal processing. As an undergraduate research assistant, I studied the principles of wavelet transforms, one of the most recent signal processing techniques, and I developed software models using Matlab to simulate the transform process. Currently I am investigating new applications of wavelet transforms. University X's program in electrical engineering provides the direction and environment in which I can pursue my work in optimal communications networks and signal processing."

Give specific reasons why the client is interested in a particular field, as well as why he/she has chosen this particular school to apply to.

Refer to past experiences, both academic and "real world," that are relevant to graduate study.

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Articulate what is particularly valuable about the perspective that the client will bring to the prospective field of study and the specific department.

Express ideas clearly and effectively. Show motivation and capacity to succeed in graduate education. Write concisely and try to keep your readers interested. Remember that they are reading

many application essays and therefore, you need to be considerate of their needs. Offer other information that demonstrates client's need and desire to be accepted by the

program. strong>Proofread and revise the statement at least 3 times. Scholarship EssayScholarship essay is a convincing paper that tells a college admission board why your customer is the right person to win scholarship. Scholarship essays vary in subject. However, most of them require a recounting of personal experience. These tips will be more helpful for writing personal essays:

What are client's major accomplishments, and why do you consider them accomplishments? Do not limit yourself to accomplishments you have been formally recognized for since the most interesting essays often are based on accomplishments that may have been trite at the time but become crucial when placed in the context of your life. This is especially true if the scholarship committee receives a list of your credentials anyway.

Does any attribute, quality, or skill distinguish the customer from everyone else? How was this attribute developed?

What was the most difficult time in clients' life, and why? How did customer's perspective on life change as a result of the difficulty?

Of everything in the world, what would you most like to be doing right now? Where would you most like to be? Who, of everyone living and dead, would you most like to be with? These questions should help you realize what you love most.

What is your strongest, most unwavering personality trait? Do you maintain strong beliefs or adhere to a philosophy? How would your friends characterize you? What would they write about if they were writing your scholarship essay for you?

What have you done outside of the classroom that demonstrates qualities sought after by universities? Of these, which means the most to you?

What are your most important extracurricular or community activities? What made you join these activities? What made you continue to contribute to them?

What are your dreams of the future? When you look back on your life in thirty years, what would it take for you to consider your life successful? What people, things, and accomplishments do you need? How does this particular scholarship fit into your plans for the future?

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This service does not include:1. Any writing;2. Any editing;3. Review of any published works: books, articles etc (these are separate more expensive

services).Note: If a customer requires in the order description to do some work, that is not included in the service he paid for (e.g. request to edit a paper in review order, or to write something in editing order), you need to contact our customer support representative and inform our company about such confusion. Proofreading Editing and proofreading are two different stages of the revision process. Both demand close and careful reading, but they focus on different aspects of the writing and employ different techniques. Proofreading is the final stage of the editing process, focusing on surface errors such as misspellings and mistakes in grammar and punctuation. You should proofread only after you have finished all of your other editing revisions. Don't rely entirely on spelling checkers. These can be useful tools but they are far from foolproof. Spell checkers have a limited dictionary, so some words that show up as misspelled may really just not be in their memory. Grammar checkers can be even more problematic. These programs work with a limited number of rules, so they can't identify every error and often make mistakes.

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 Circle every punctuation mark. This forces you to look at each one. As you circle, ask yourself if the punctuation is correct. Read the paper backwards. This technique is helpful for checking spelling. Start with the last word on the last page and work your way back to the beginning, reading each word separately. Because content, punctuation, and grammar won't make any sense, your focus will be entirely on the spelling of each word.

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