We need more writers up our roster since we're up to our eyeballs with in-house work. Qualified writers should be able to: a. know the difference between formal native English and "directly translated non-English-to-English"; b. understand "readability" and improve an article's overall readability without overusing bullet lists, subheaders, etc.; c. create sentences or paragraphs with 100% clarity; d. identify clutter that makes it difficult to read and understand sentences or paragraphs; e. remove all clutter to incorporate 100% clarity; f. be able to differentiate overly fat paragraphs from readable ones; g. know the difference of overly long sentences from readable ones; h. be capable of restructuring incoherent content; i. know how to use control sentences immediately defining clear-cut points of a paragraph; j. know how to use factual information necessary for supporting control sentences; k. be capable of extensively researching on a subject and using the materials to create content useful for the target audience without paraphrasing any research material or directly plagiarizing paragraphs, sentences, or even common phrases; l. be diligent enough to spot even the smallest grammatical/clarity/coherence/readability/spelling/punctuation/usefulness/uniqueness issues; m. know the importance of always using active voice sentences; n. be able to define the inverse pyramid writing system (used on press releases); o. always use specific words and non-archaic terms or phrases; p. incorporate direct and comprehensible language since readers should understand the message of a sentence or a paragraph with just one swoop; q. properly use word/phrase variations whenever necessary; r. perfectly understand all necessary aspects to be covered about the topic; s. know the difference between useful content and overly general information; and t. know the difference between necessary supporting statements and redundant or reiterated concepts. Rates Software-Related Subjects Initial Batch of Bulk Work (at least 7500 words): $0.01/word Long-Term Work (at least 7500 words per 3-work day week): $0.009/word Drop us a PM if you're interested. Thanks.