Sure, Go Ahead, REPRINT My Stuff on your blog

When you are trying to make it as a blogger, whether for hobby, or more especially by work at home profession, there are seasons where the well runs dry. Some of you may have noticed I had one of those recently, but God's just filled my cup back up again, thankfully! During those dry seasons, though, sometimes it's helpful to have other content from other bloggers to help you fill up your editorial calendar. I'd be happy to allow you to do this with my content. In fact, I encourage it.

I just have a few guidelines I'd like for you to follow as you do that.

1. Don't try to pass of what I write as your own

In other words, say you are hired as a writer for a website. Don't just come here and nick my posts, and claim you wrote them, please. Eventually the person who hired you will figure that out, and you will lose credibility with them and others they network with as a writer.

2. Please include the following footer somewhere in the post:

Used by Permission of Kimberly Eddy from JoyfulMomma.org. Mrs. Eddy has been Martin's wife since 1992 and is the joyful mother of five homeschooled children. You can read more from Mrs. Eddy at www.JoyfulMomma.org.

3.Please don't make any major changes to the content.

I suppose if you are using my content on your blog you probably aren't interested in extra work for yourself, and therefore are not likely to do any major changes, but it probably needs to be said. I don't mind small changes to help the blog fit your target audience or to make it more timely and relevant. I also would be thrilled to have you correct some spelling and grammar errors that may have slipped in before the coffee kicked in. Go for it.

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