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30 Mar 2023 09:12

Joined:	19/02/2011
Level:	Gold
Points:	16543

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Where should I submit my post?

As we know a new feature has been introduced at India Study Channel as Knowledge Centre where members can post a mini article on different topics and can also add a new topic according to their interest and submit answers.

I want to submit a post related to admission, examination and results. At the knowledge centre by adding a new topic or at the article section?

I have submitted this post in the thread but I think my response was missed and not answered. Please guide me so that I would post my articles in the proper section.

#772046

30 Mar 2023 10:04

Joined:	10/12/2016
Level:	Diamond
Points:	109183

Points:	4

I think you can go to the knowledge centre and submit your content or mini article or comments under any topic available there.
You can also float your own topic and then when it is appearing in the list of topics then you start writing your mini article or comments under that only. You can write under your own topic also. In fact in the new system the topics are not owned by anyone and any author can contribute under them. I hope that makes it clear.
Of course you can also contribute under the articles section as usual.

Knowledge is power.

#772049

30 Mar 2023 11:41

Joined:	18/10/2008
Level:	Diamond
Points:	261065

Points:	4

Hakimuddin Kuwakhedawala,

I am continuing to submit detailed articles on admissions. The Knowledge Centre (referring to it as KC for convenience) is interesting in the sense that it will accept shorter content than an article, and we will be getting cc also soon, but I feel good length content in the articles section is better in terms of in-depth information and earnings since we get better cc and can provide links as well. In the KC, we will generally leave out text like an intro or a conclusion and basically just provide quick, to-the-point data. I have started contributing to the KC as well in this manner, although I can see some members are giving excessive information beyond the query asked, which I am not sure about, but I feel this can be avoided.

When you make a commitment, you create hope. When you keep a commitment you create trust! ~ John C. Maxwell

#772053

30 Mar 2023 14:33

Joined:	19/02/2011
Level:	Gold
Points:	16543

Points:	1

Thank you Vandana madam for guiding me as I was confused and waiting for a reply. Now I will post a detail and lengthy resource in the article section.

Honesty is the best policy.

#772059

30 Mar 2023 15:50

Joined:	02/06/2009
Level:	Diamond
Points:	145594

Points:	5

As of now, ISC is continuing the article section also. But the AE section is discontinued. So if we write full-length articles following all the terms and conditions for submitting an article in the article section, the same can be submitted in the Article section also.
When somebody asks a question while answering giving some related additional information in the Knowledge centre may be a good practice, I feel. Anyhow, if the top people think that it is not required members can restrict their answers to the extent of what is asked in the question.
I don't know whether we can give internal links when we place content in KC. We were giving internal links in the AE section earlier. So, I think we can give in KC also.
The author can decide where to submit whether in KC or in the articles section.

drrao
always confident

#772062

30 Mar 2023 17:14

Joined:	10/12/2016
Level:	Diamond
Points:	109183

Points:	3

I think that we can give links to internal resources or posts in the KC section also. Already under many topics which are trending in KC section right now there are many articles mentioned below where the related information is available.
In my view the idea of KC section is to provide as much information as available against a particular topic to the reader or the surfer who is searching for that information.

Knowledge is power.

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