To say something is for readers and authors, and of course readers who want to be authors are included.

According to a few posts recently exposed (or blocked) in a forum, at present, a small number of people who claim to be web teachers rely on part of the information collected on the Internet to absorb new authors and adopt a pyramid scheme model. Let newcomers recruit newcomers into the group and explain how to write web articles for a guided fee.

(Note: A forum is inconvenient to sign, but it can be understood as a gathering place for online writers. This similar MLM model is brainwashing, charging, and writing by teachers)

Here, the authors who forwarded this denunciation collectively voiced: Real Internet authors and seniors who have entered the industry will not charge newcomers training fees in any name, nor are they qualified to do so. Please some unscrupulous people who try to collect money from this. The element should stop as soon as possible, and don't ruin the author's reputation.

While the other party seizes the loopholes in the law to make money and cannot be curbed, we can only tell the newcomer authors: Internet writing is not sacred, but it is by no means lowly. The people who really know how to write online articles are a group of authors who wield pen and ink on various online literature websites, not shameless people who use online tutorials to defraud money. Please do not continue to be deceived.

Please forward this article to all authors who support the attitude of this statement to protect our rights.

Hereby declare.

————Li Song

2017.3.24