Who is submitting my articles to carnivals?
So I get an email from Mikael at The Financial Blogger this morning that my article has been featured in the 126th Festival of Frugality at his site. That’s funny, because I didn’t have any time last week to submit any articles to carnivals. Therefore, one of you is submitting my articles.
A guest poster submitted her article to the Carnival of Personal Finance a few weeks ago, but at least I knew who did it. The problem is if I wanted to submit a different article, then there would be more than one submission from my site. Double entries per site are not allowed on carnivals.
Because I didn’t submit an article this time, I’m happy that my article “Freecycle Rocks! Guess what I got for free” was featured in the top category, but I don’t want this to be a regular occurrence.
So please, if you want to see one of my articles in a carnival, please ask me first. And let me submit it instead. I appreciate your enthusiasm for my writing, but you need to understand the consequences of submitting without me knowing first.
By the way, I love the car-themed festival this week!
Try one of these related posts too!:
- Carnivals this week: 3/30/09
- Submissions Closed for Carnival of Personal Finance #103
- Yes Carnivals, I’m Still Alive
- Recap: Carnival of Home Improvement #8
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Clever Dude and his bride started with over $110,000 in consumer debt and in just 3 short years, they have reduced it down to a mere fraction. The "Dude" writes about his mistakes in finances and marriage in hopes that you, the reader, can learn just a few nuggets of wisdom.
I am jealous. You have some dedicated readers.