Recently I have a fun experience upon trying to submit one of my articles to article base. I am an online activist and I write stories on the subject matter of a topic called Gang Stalking and have been doing so for the past few years.
I have been submitting my articles to article base for about a year now. I recently wrote an article entitled Gang Stalking, Cellphone Stalking, Mobbing, and H.F.S.E. the article was successfully submitted to article base and approved. I then realised that I had one missing link that was important and relavant to the article and decided to go back in and add the link.
I then had to wait for the article to be resubmitted. Well to my surprise the new evaluator rejected the article based on the article title, which was ofcourse the title that I was writing about. This made no sense as the article had been previously approved with the same title.
So I resubmitted the article, and I recieved the same result. I submitted it a third third time, and even wrote to point out the the article had previously been accepted. It’s quite a good article, and of community importance.
http://gangstalkingworld.com/Media/2009/10/gang-stalking-cyber-vigilantes-mobbing-cellphone-stalking/
Now since part of what I write about is State suppression and the topic that I write about is dealing in part with State suppression, I didn’t want to get all paranoid, so I changed the title of the article and resubmitted it with a completely unrelated title because that would hopefully suit the articlebase guidelines more.
The point of this charming story is that if you are writing and article and you are fortunate enough to have it accepted, don’t change anything and leave it all as it is. That is the best way to have your already accepted articles stay accepted by articlebase, which is a great service.