I sent you a text 10 days ago. From what I read you take 8 days for your editors to check the text and answer !!

As far as I’m concerned, this is a CLOSED CHAPTER with a website of little seriousness !!

**I understand the reasons why people talk so badly about DigitalPuddle on the internet. But I have more than 7,000 followers on different social networks and I will divulge this situation !! **

** As far as I’m concerned, this is a CLOSED CHAPTER with a website of little seriousness !! **

Mrs. Hazel: Thank you, although I know that they reject my text because of my extreme frankness and the demand for respect. You don’t reject it because they did not like it !!

Sir: the competent person is already aware of your abuse and disrespect !!

Hello, @Rodrigato90. I’m Hazel, a Senior Technical Editor here at DO. I looked into this for you, and my team did reply to your Write for DigitalOcean application. The email is from Sept 5, six days ago. Please check your spam folder if you didn’t receive it.

No one has specifically given you a job or asked you specifically to update, add or anything else to tutorials, articles and whatever else it comes under. You should know this is as a freelancer (This is not a bounty). If it’s denied it’s been denied for a reason which is not needed to be given. Unless digitalocean specifically uses your content you wrote in whatever it was going to be used in, they are in no way required to pay you, commend you or any other rewards.

Lord, “disrespectful”: When a website makes an announcement, it is bound to comply. I know very well because, in addition to being a writer, I specialize in Computer Law.

When you wish, I teach you Informatics Law for free !!

Rodrigo Giraldo Valencia

The person who answered my initial message does know everything about DigitalOcean ?? Read this, please, I copied and pasted from the website of your website

"*Get paid with DO credit or PayPal

Most new tutorials are paid out at $200; production-focused topics may be paid out at up to $300. Updates for existing tutorials, such as distribution changes, are typically paid out at $50 to $100 based on the quantity of changes and technical content. All payouts are at editorial discretion*."

That person is irrespective. I know that by writing to you with such frankness and sincerity, DigitalOcean will not accept my text. But, I can’t remain silent at such disrespect and rudeness !!

Rodrigo Giraldo Valencia Freelance writer

No one is required to answer your question. Treat this like a hobby, you aren’t paying anyone to answer your question otherwise you’d of had it by now.

Can you say me, please, when will you answer about my article ?