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Tim Higgins

Thanks to all of you who have responded to my call for reviewers. I’m trying to get back to everyone, but if I don’t, please accept my apologies.

As I’ve been wading through the responses to my previous post, it occurred to me that there’s another way to approach this. If you’ve got an article that you’d like to write, then send me a short pitch or outline. Or even better, send me enough of the article so that I can get an idea of your writing style and see if you can grab my interest enough to make me want to read more.

Articles can be on most any networking-related topic, but our readers really like how-to’s, tutorials or short articles on solving networking problems. So if you’ve got something you’re itching to write about, send me your pitch.

And yes, we will pay you for your work!

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