Don't indent your paragraphs. Start each paragraph at the left margin.
Leave a space between paragraphs. Don't begin a new paragraph on the next line.
Don't use curly quotes or curly apostrophes; use plain quotes (") and apostrophes (') instead.

This isn't a dealbreaker - if you haven't followed these guidelines, that's OK. If we accept your work, we'll remove the indentations, add spaces between paragraphs and change the apostrophes & quotes for you. (It just may take us a bit more time to get your work online.)

tips on writing for the web

We also suggest you use short paragraphs - no longer than about 3 sentences - and use italicized text sparingly. While we certainly don't require that you do these things, it will be easier for folks to read your work on the web if you do. Long blocks of text and italics can be hard to read online.

For further tips on writing for publication on the web, you might check out an article elsewhere on this site, "Writing for the Web."

Please feel free to email me with any questions!