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Why Does Your High Calling Matter?

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

This is day two of the High Calling blog tour. During this tour, I’ve been talking about a side of editing most people don’t think about—an editor’s role in helping to unify the vision for a publication or a publisher ... Continue reading »

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  • L.L. Barkat

    2 years ago

    I did it! I submitted! (That's what the button says... "submit.") So, I am waiting with bated breath for that first paycheck...

    Oh, and can I say on a totally different topic that your html tags are doing something weird? I can see all your italics and emdash codes in your text.
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  • L.L. Barkat

    2 years ago

    Also, I tried going to the site and commenting on Ramblin' Dan's blog, but there's no comment button. (It doesn't matter that I'm on Safari, does it? That would be cyber-Safari, not me off in a jeep somewhere.)
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  • Stacy

    2 years ago

    The intrinsic value in work is important as well. I like that thought. In my review of the High Calling, I had been focusing on seeing our work place as a place to live out the Gospel, but doing a job and doing it well is an important part of that, isn't it? I'll have to include that thought today. :)

    LL Barkat, I find Firefox works better than Safari. And lately, my Safari gets stuck and I get that dreaded spinning beachball of death. So for me, Firefox it is!
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  • Marcus

    2 years ago

    L.L., submitting is hard thing to learn. As to the code and stuff, um, nothing's different. I'm going with what Stacy said. Blame the browser.

    In order to comment on Dan's blog--or any part of the site, you need to be logged in as a member. We're talking about ways to make that more obvious on the site.

    Stacy, I can't take credit for the idea about the intrinsic value of work. I'm not sure where it originated, but I first learned about it from David Miller.
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  • Every Square Inch

    2 years ago

    Yeah! I’ve put out my HighCalling welcome mat and I’m on the tour now. I'm looking forward to the swarm of visitors to my site.

    I’d better inform Blogger. They need to be forewarned about the deluge of traffic to my blog. I’d hate to be the reason their servers crash.

    I’m also going to be visiting the other blogs on the tour, checking them out, maybe even commenting. It’s my first blog tour so I’m really excited and taking in all the sights (or sites)
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  • Marcus

    2 years ago

    Thanks ESI. I'm sure the traffic rushing to (and from) your site will crash several server hubs across the midwest.

    Clever pun. I made it a goal to comment on every blog tour post. Totally exhausting. But fun. When I participate in the CSFF blog tour, I usually just comment on 5 a day or so.
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