Article?

[Frank the baby beardry]

I not sure I can write and article or if I should. If I can I would like to on diet. This is because a lot of care guides seem to skip out on this. Most say for adults 70% greens 30% bugs, and flipped around for babies. This is true but they don’t tell you how much food to give. I knew some say as much as they can eat in10-15 mins, but if you don’t want to spend a bunch of money than I would like to provide some inf on how much food. And ways to save money with food. This is also importan. There are so many places to buy food and I would like to provide good info. I’m also thinking about maybe doing in on how to save money in genreal. I just stared with dragons but I love them and want to provide more great care. If someone could let me know if I could even write one that would be great

 

[Beardomania]

You should not.

1. The number of mistakes you made just writing that little paragraph is too high to easily count. From another post, you are the only person who I've ever seen spell the the word, "degree" as "digry." Your writing skill needs to improve several worlds forward before you can consider writing for publication.

2. You are very young an inexperienced. People should be writing based on a large foundation of experience which they've collected throughout many years. People should NOT write articles to simply regurgitate what they've heard and they should NOT write articles on very little experience as simply due to sampling error, the article will almost certainly be highly biased rather than provide a balanced view. I have personally experienced this as when I was 16, I had actually gotten a rhinoceros beetle care guide I wrote published. Looking back on it, I regret that and it is rife with inaccuracies that I heard and methods that are far too novice and inefficient to advise others to follow. The problem with young teenagers is that once we know a little, we think we know a lot.

At your age, you should just be improving your writing skills and learning more and more. There's a very long road ahead before you should think about publishing.

 

[Frank the baby beardry]

You should not.

1. The number of mistakes you made just writing that little paragraph is too high to easily count. From another post, you are the only person who I've ever seen spell the the word, "degree" as "digry." Your writing skill needs to improve several worlds forward before you can consider writing for publication.

2. You are very young an inexperienced. People should be writing based on a large foundation of experience which they've collected throughout many years. People should NOT write articles to simply regurgitate what they've heard and they should NOT write articles on very little experience as simply due to sampling error, the article will almost certainly be highly biased rather than provide a balanced view. I have personally experienced this as when I was 16, I had actually gotten a rhinoceros beetle care guide I wrote published. Looking back on it, I regret that and it is rife with inaccuracies that I heard and methods that are far too novice and inefficient to advise others to follow. The problem with young teenagers is that once we know a little, we think we know a lot.

At your age, you should just be improving your writing skills and learning more and more. There's a very long road ahead before you should think about publishing.

Thanks for the feed back. I can make mistakes. But most of the time I just don’t take my time when I’m writing on here