Sunshine Week, which will be celebrated March 16-22, 2008, engages people in conversations about open government and why it must be nurtured and protected. A non-partisan, good-government initiative led by the American Society of Newspaper Editors, it is joined by students, the online community, libraries, civic groups, government officials and agencies of all political stripe, non-profits and others.
Sunshine Week articles posted on Helium leverage the site's fair and trusted peer-review rating. Every article at Helium is sorted for quality in a simple, yet effective A versus B comparison. After many ratings by many people, quality content rises to the top.
Writers also have the opportunity to donate their article earnings to Sunshine Week.
Visit Sunshine week at Helium to write, learn and donate http://www.helium.com/partners/sunshineweek.
Helium is a SCAM and the results of this "writing" contest proves it. They state that Laura Neuman, Assoc. Director of the Carter Center in Atlanta selected the winner for the "Sunshine Award". If this is true, then she must have picked the names out of a hat. I challenge anyone to go read the winning author's article. It was a painful experience for me.
ReplyDeleteThe article was written in broken english and the content was all over the place with no lineage to the subject title. The judge should be forced to write a dissertation on why she selected the article. Helium isn't a place for serious writers who are dedicated to research and quality. It is RIDICULOUSLY for amateurs and those who are oblivious to the fact that they just use their amateur articles as fillers to drive revenue from Google's Adsense program.
Real authors please stay away from Helium. You can gain more recognition and make more money by developing your own blog site(s) and signing up with Google's Adsense program.