Don T Ride Your Bicycle In The Post Office

A couple of days ago I went to our little, tiny post office on the military base where I work. There is about enough room for 10 people to stand in line at this one clerk office. I notice a sign on the wall as I was standing in line and just had to ask the postal clerk about it. The sign read, No bicycles allowed within the post office. I was definitely confused and should not understand howcome the sign had been posted, so, I asked the clerk.

The New Position of Story Marketing Started 2010 told me that about a week prior some guy rode his bicycle up the ramp to post office entrance and went inside, along with his bike. He was told to please take the bicycle outside and he retorted that there was no sign stating that he was unable to bring his bicycle in. He complained and whined and eventually took his bicycle outside muttering all kinds of threats and insults. I was unable to know this. I was told it was true and that was howcome the sign had been posted.

I joked with the clerk that I should leave out and drive my truck inside, since there was no sign telling me that I couldn't. So, where am I going with this and how does this apply to story marketing?. Most story directories hold a list of submission guidelines. They usually specify how long an story should be, what the rules are for links, and what HTML can or cannot be used. There should be more guidelines and each location shall vary slightly in what they shall or shall not accept.

But, we can not close everything in one or 3 pages of guidelines. Just due to the fact that I do not have anything in writing about not posting graphics within the story resource box, does not mean it is OK. Common sense should prevail. Just due to the fact that I did not speak that you should not bold every other word, does not mean you should. Just due to the fact that I did not speak that you cannot embed a video within the middle of you article, does not mean you can or should.

Just due to the fact that it is OK to do it one method on another story directory site, does not mean it is OK to do it on mine. Outsource Story Writing Robots for Submitting in Top 300 Directory in six Periods ponder you get the drift. I cannot list each and every little thing that is or is not allowed. I list some general guidelines and then if your story is declined, it shall return with an explanation. Please view them and make the corrections.

Most people just ignore the email that says their story was declined and then continue to break my set of rules. I place up with this for little while, and then cancel the account. Then the person gets upset with me. Read the guidelines, follow the rules, confirm the reason your story was declined, and do not ride your bicycle within the post office.