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| − | You can | + | You can get paid for writing for the ''JFA Wiki'' at justiceforanimals.org. Our $.08 per-word rate is at least competitive, if not high, for non-profit assignments. As an example of what you can earn, our 6,568 word article on [[Chickens]] would pay $525, while a short article like the one on [[Honey, Bees, and Pollination|Honey]] would pay $123. |
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Revision as of 22:49, 31 August 2019
You can get paid for writing for the JFA Wiki at justiceforanimals.org. Our $.08 per-word rate is at least competitive, if not high, for non-profit assignments. As an example of what you can earn, our 6,568 word article on Chickens would pay $525, while a short article like the one on Honey would pay $123.
Background
Justice For Animals' recent conversion to a wiki expanded the mission of the site to include being an encyclopedic and collaborative resource for Animal Rights and Vegan Advocacy, not just a resource to aid in answering objections. This calls for new foundational articles on a variety of topics—one for each species of farmed animal; one for each kind of product made from animals; one for each of the ways we exploit animals; one for each of the health problems that are mitigated by a plant-based diet, etc.
The way in which these articles substantially differ from articles on other wikis such as Wikipedia is explained in our Content Guidelines.
We expect these paid assignments to continue until the foundational articles are completed, or until the funds for foundational articles are depleted. At this point, the JFA Wiki will continue to grow with new content and improvements to existing content by way of unpaid contributions.
These paid assignments will in no way stop writers from contributing their time to the wiki without renumeration.
Guidelines
Before you consider writing for us, you need to understand the kind of writing that will be accepted. This is explained in the Content Guidelines . But the best way to get a feel for what is expected is to familiarize yourself with existing articles. As the Content Guidelines explain, the articles on this site are written in an informal academic tone with an objective point of view.
Because providing credible citations for factual statements is a requirement, much of the time spend on an article will be spent in research. If you are a new contributor to the site, we will closely monitor your progress on an article to ensure you stay on track and that you don't waste time on content that will not be accepted.
Vetting
We will select writers for specific assignments to help us achieve our expanded mission. For these reasons, you will be
