Seeking out your story
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rsimms
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Mr. Larson you have a unique idea. Best of luck... potential users need to be aware however that by submitting, they are giving up their rights to their story.
See Term #3 .... users are very likely "writing a book" for someone else.
See Term #4 ... they can give your story to anyone they want. It won't be the recipients "exclusive story," but they can still give your story away to anyone they wish.
Term #5 is missing (What's up with that?)
OutdoorTalesTM Submission Transfer Terms
1. Upon submitting your story, it will be reviewed by the OutdoorTales editorial staff for quality control before it is posted online or published. Please only submit stories related to outdoor environments (i.e. Hunting, Fishing, etc.).
2. By submitting a story, you acknowledge the writing is original and written by you. The stories that you submit must be your own work. You may not submit stories written by other authors and the content must be unique. No republished stories allowed. You must be the sole copyright holder for each story you submit.
3. By submitting your story to this website, you grant us the right to publish your story. We may publish your story anywhere on our website, blog, or syndicate through RSS. We may publish your story to a print publication such as a book. We may also change where it appears, including the category, at any time. In addition, we may choose to make necessary editorial changes to your story.
4. Any or all of the copyright owner's (your) exclusive rights or any subdivision of those rights may be transferred, but the transfer of exclusive rights is not valid unless that transfer is in writing and signed by the owner of the rights conveyed or such owner's duly authorized agent. Transfer of a right on a nonexclusive basis does not require a written agreement. By sending us your story you are providing us nonexclusive rights. Should we want exclusive rights, we will require a signature and will compensate you for such rights.
6. Submitting your stories to our website does not entitle you to financial compensation of any kind. You will not receive compensation from OutdoorTales or the users of our website for any stories you submit unless otherwise agreed upon.
7. Submitting a story in no way guarantees inclusion. We reserve the right to reject any story submission for any reason.
8. Stories must be spell checked and proofread for grammatical errors prior to submitting. Do not submit stories filled with spelling errors and poor grammar. We monitor story submissions and we will reject content that doesn't meet this requirement.
See Term #3 .... users are very likely "writing a book" for someone else.
See Term #4 ... they can give your story to anyone they want. It won't be the recipients "exclusive story," but they can still give your story away to anyone they wish.
Term #5 is missing (What's up with that?)
OutdoorTalesTM Submission Transfer Terms
1. Upon submitting your story, it will be reviewed by the OutdoorTales editorial staff for quality control before it is posted online or published. Please only submit stories related to outdoor environments (i.e. Hunting, Fishing, etc.).
2. By submitting a story, you acknowledge the writing is original and written by you. The stories that you submit must be your own work. You may not submit stories written by other authors and the content must be unique. No republished stories allowed. You must be the sole copyright holder for each story you submit.
3. By submitting your story to this website, you grant us the right to publish your story. We may publish your story anywhere on our website, blog, or syndicate through RSS. We may publish your story to a print publication such as a book. We may also change where it appears, including the category, at any time. In addition, we may choose to make necessary editorial changes to your story.
4. Any or all of the copyright owner's (your) exclusive rights or any subdivision of those rights may be transferred, but the transfer of exclusive rights is not valid unless that transfer is in writing and signed by the owner of the rights conveyed or such owner's duly authorized agent. Transfer of a right on a nonexclusive basis does not require a written agreement. By sending us your story you are providing us nonexclusive rights. Should we want exclusive rights, we will require a signature and will compensate you for such rights.
6. Submitting your stories to our website does not entitle you to financial compensation of any kind. You will not receive compensation from OutdoorTales or the users of our website for any stories you submit unless otherwise agreed upon.
7. Submitting a story in no way guarantees inclusion. We reserve the right to reject any story submission for any reason.
8. Stories must be spell checked and proofread for grammatical errors prior to submitting. Do not submit stories filled with spelling errors and poor grammar. We monitor story submissions and we will reject content that doesn't meet this requirement.
TennesseeTalker
Well-known member
That's a friend for ya .. always looking out for us blondes back!!!
Thanks RSimms!!! Noted!
TT
Thanks RSimms!!! Noted!
TT
Liveliner
Well-known member
"Lars Larson" That name rings a bell with me. I Google searched him and it appears that he has a show that airs in the Portland, Oregon area. That name goes way back with me.
Lars, did you write a sports column for “Sports Afield, Outdoor Life or one of the major hunting / fishing magazines several years ago?
Lars, did you write a sports column for “Sports Afield, Outdoor Life or one of the major hunting / fishing magazines several years ago?
Fishin Fool
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Very interesting Richard. I've had the same thing happen to a story I posted to a lady a few years back called "The Nails". Suddenly it was popping up in various places with different folks taking credit.
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