Hey, does this forum allow for drafts (~800 words in my case) to be submitted and proofread for grammar mistakes, structure, etc.?
Jiskha doesn't do proofreading.
Try Grammarly.
https://www.grammarly.com/proofreading
As Ms. Sue stated, Jiskha doesn't do proofreading, Grammarly is a great site. You can also try Purdue Owl Proofreader, Ms. Sue has the Grammarly link, here is the Purdue Owl link.; Purdue Owl:.purdue.edu
Have a good day. 🙂
To determine whether a specific forum allows drafts to be submitted for proofreading, you need to look for forum guidelines or contact the forum administrators/moderators directly. Here's how you can find the information you need:
1. Forum Rules and Guidelines: Most forums have a set of rules and guidelines that explain what content can be posted and how the forum operates. Look for sections titled "Posting Guidelines," "Terms of Service," or "FAQs." These areas often provide information on whether drafts can be submitted and reviewed.
2. Forum Search: Many forums have a search feature that allows you to search for specific topics or keywords. Type in relevant terms such as "draft review," "proofreading," or "grammar help" to see if others have asked similar questions or if there are existing threads where users submit their drafts for feedback.
3. Forum Categories or Subsections: Some forums have specific categories or subsections dedicated to writing, editing, or seeking feedback on written work. Explore different sections of the forum to see if there is one specifically designed for proofreading or critique.
4. Contact Forum Administrators/Moderators: If you are unable to find the information you're looking for, reach out to the forum administrators or moderators directly. Look for a "Contact Us" or "Support" link on the forum's homepage. Send them a polite message explaining your inquiry and ask if submitting drafts for proofreading is allowed.
Remember, each forum may have different rules and guidelines, so it's important to do your research and follow the specific guidelines of the forum you are interested in using.