Welcome back to my monthly curated author/blogger tips to keep writers informed. In this edition, Deborah Jay has a warning for us about Facebook, Jacqui Murray shares a Tech Tip – how to ‘undelete’, Anne R. Allen discusses Head-Hopping, and Hugh Roberts with more Blogging Tips.
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Deborah Jay shares a Facebook warning
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Jacquie Murray shares a Tech Tip with us to ‘Undelete’
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Anne R. Allen on How to Avoid Head-Hopping for Writers
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Hugh Roberts on Engagement with Bloggers
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Love the warning sign!
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Thanks for the list of bloggers. I followed some bloggers I wasn’t familiar with. Deborah Jay wrote about AI stealing content from authors. That is scary stuff! I gained a lot of information that I need to write better. 🙂
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Thank you Kay. I’m so glad you found these posts helpful. ❤
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You’re welcome Debby.
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These are three awesome posts, Debby – thanks for sharing these tips. You can never learn too much about point of view, it’s so tricky.
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So true Toni. I’m glad you found them helpful. ❤
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Deb, thanks for helping spread awareness of this backdoor approach for an AI to steal our content. It’s so worrying how easy it is to allow it simply by doing nothing.
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Deb, my pleasure to share. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. Hugs xx
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Thanks, Debby! Another great selection!
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Thank you Olga ❤
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You’re the best, Debby! I zeroed in on the tips from Deborah Jay about Facebook and AI. Like others, I thoroughly object to have my work plagiarized. I went into my account and got lost in all the data. However, I did succeed in submitting a message to Facebook about my concerns. Fingers crossed that I will hear back.
Thanks you so much, Deborah and Debby! 😀
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Good to hear Marian. It is scary stuff, and I appreciate Deborah’s investigative shares and happy to pass along. Hugs ❤
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Thank you, Debs. While I am still ‘on my perch*,’ I’d prefer to type what comes out of my head (pathetic tho it may be at times…) * (not much point otherwise…) Life, eh! I planned sending you a poem wot i rote…but I don’t know if you’ll receive it as Google keeps altering their ‘symbol’ re attachments. l’ll try anyway… (it’s not working again…I’ll send it on when I can. Sorry!) xx
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HI Joy. Thanks for thinking of me. I’m sorry you can’t attach the poem in Gmail, can you put it in messenger on Facebook? Hugs to you. ❤ xox
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Hi Debby, thanks for sharing these great tips. x
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Hi Stevie. Thanks. I’m glad you find them helpful. 🙂 xx
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AI has plundered already. The only way to avoid it is pull everything and that’s only minimally helpful as the net is full of Google archived pages. I’m not sure it borders on arrogance or gee-whiz to think anything we write carries the same weight in the data engines as real writers🤣 In Microsoft 365 you need to turn on track changes to get the most out of version history. If the red ink and lines take over or are bothersome turn off all markdown. Head hopping? Write dialogue. Entire chapters in a character’s head make me wonder where the story went. Unless it’s Virginia Woolf and that’s a whole other thing.
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Thanks Phil. Good condensed version. 🙂
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Thanks for the inclusion. Deborah’s–I told everyone I could think of about that when I read it. Scary doesn’t begin to describe it.
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My pleasure Jacqui. And yes, FB is very scary! 🙂
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Excellent advice, Debby. This is a great service you provide. Thanks.
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Hi John. Thanks so much. I’m glad you find these useful. 🙂
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As always, you’ve given us fantastic resources for information, Debby! Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks so much Jan. I’m always glad when readers find something useful in these. 🙂 xx
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Thank-you for the warning.
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My pleasure Brenda. ❤
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Thanks for these great links, Debby.
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You are most welcome Robbie ❤
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Another excellent collection of Writer’s tips, Debby. I learn some from your posts.
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Thanks so much Rebecca. I’m glad you find them helpful. There’s just so much out there I try to share what’s pertinent to most of us here. ❤
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Beautiful…
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Thanks for the tips, Deb! That is scary stuff about AI.
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Yes, it is! 😦
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I love this Debby! Your links are always helpful! There’s always something new to learn, improve, consider. Thanks for this awesome service. Hugs, C
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Thank you Cheryl. I’m so glad you find something helpful in them. Hugs xxx
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Thanks for including a link to my recent post about the value of leaving thoughtful engaging comments rather than short non-engaging comments, Debby. Many seem to agree with what I say about commenting, especially that it’s not necessary to leave non-engaging comments on all posts. I’ve been amazed by a lot of the comments about comments.
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My pleasure to include Hugh. No doubts many agree Hugh, engaging comments are what help us bond with our community. 🙂
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These are some good shares.
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Thank you Luanne. I’m glad you found them helpful. 🙂
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Deborah’s AI post is so important! When I was notified that this was what was going to happen, I objected and explained why. What really bugged me was the comment that they’d consider my point of view and then decide whether to accept it. I was ready to do battle but the message came back within moments saying that they’d honoured it. Thanks for all of these posts, Debby – they do make a difference. ♥♥
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Thanks Trish. And good on your for sticking to your guns. I have yet to be notified. I checked my FB settings and privacy, etc. but saw nothing.
I try to share the things that are pertinent to us as writers. I’m glad you find them useful. Deb’s post was fantastic warning. ❤ xxx
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As always you curate a slew of fab tips!
The FB AI tip is another example of people giving up their privacy, foe what?
I hate FB. I never had an account & never will. I stopped using Instagram when they bought it.
Amazon is another blight, for different reasons. I respect that authors need to sell books, so will link to Amazon, if I do book review.
Okay! Lol!
Have a great week Debby!
❦ xo hugs & 🌹💓❦ xo hugs & 🌹💓
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Lol, thank you my friend. Believe me, I hate FB too. I had it deactivated until I started publishing. My Insta, I haven’t looked at my page since 2017 LOL. Hugs and happy week to you too. ❤ Hugs xox ❤
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Love it when you share your favourite writing tips from the pros. Thanks, Debby!
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Great to hear Lisa. I love sharing what I feel would be most pertinent and up-to-date and in the know for the community. Hugs xx
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