My articles about Adobos

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   davrowpotposted 5 years ago

   Hello there! I am kinda stuck regarding my "cooking" articles moved to HP's Network, Delishably.
   
   1. What are the advantages of having articles moved to network sites?
   
   2. I have read Delishably's editorial policies and believed that I have followed them good enough to at least have my articles picked. Although, whenever I try to submit it to the said network site there's always an e-mail that says the articles seemed "potential" but still require further edits. I could either wait for their own editors (HubPro, I guess) to edit it our or modify them myself. Somehow, I'd rather edit them myself to save them the trouble. Can someone here help me out with what exactly are the things I'm either missing out or doing wrong?
   
   Here are the articles:
   https://hubpages.com/food/filipino-pork-adobo-recipe
   https://hubpages.com/food/chicken-adobo-filipino-recipe
   
   I'll ask more questions whenever someone here can answer me. Thank you in advance!

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      greenmindposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Hi -- this is definitely high quality enough for Delishably. The issue is the links, especially the Amazon capsule. Take out all links to everything, including HubPages articles, and try again.

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         davrowpotposted 5 years agoin reply to this

         By all links, you mean even the links incorporated in the photos? I put it there to give proper credit to where the photo's due. Though I do have some photos of my own, I meant to take a few in the internet to make the article look "delicious" enough. But the whole point of preparing and cooking the dishes, as well as the outputs, are still the same.
         
         Thanks for the response!

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            theraggededgeposted 5 years agoin reply to this

            You have a link: "I cooked the meal with a serving for four people. Adobo, as I've said earlier in cooking chicken adobo..."  You can't assume that readers have read the previous recipe and it's not a good idea to link to another article on HP unless it has already been moved to a network site. As we can't link from a network site back to HP, that link will prevent your article being accepted.
            
            There are two more links that are unnecessary. Either include the additional nutritional information yourself, or don't mention it at all.
            
            Also, you cannot take photos that belong to other people and republish them here. Either get permission, take your own photo, or find one that has a Public Domain or Creative Commons commercial license.
            
            https://hubpageshelp.com/content/Learni … -image-use
            
            Good luck, hope you get it moved

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               davrowpotposted 5 years agoin reply to this

               Oh, I see. I should be taking photos of my own cooking, then, whenever I do *laughs*. I'll be taking note of these.
               
               Thanks for all the help!

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