:: How to submit your article

INTERESTED IN POSTING AN ARTICLE ON THE YOUNG ICCA BLOG?

Fill in the form provided (download  here), and then send your articles to publications@youngicca.org, together with the correct citation and a one-sentence summary of the contents of the article. All articles will be reviewed by the Young ICCA secretariat before posting. Any article that has already been published elsewhere will only be posted with written consent from the previous publisher, which should accompany your submission. The best of all articles posted on the Young ICCA blog will be selected each month for posting directly onto the Young ICCA site.

There are just a few simple rules you need to follow to ensure your article is published:

• By submitting an article for publication, you guarantee that you are the original copyright holder of the work in question, and you own the legal rights to use the information. As such, we have no legal liability regarding any copyright claims, and will simply remove offending articles as/when we are advised of any breaches.
• Any defamatory, racist, etc., writings will not be approved for publication.
• Links are NOT permitted in the body of the article, however you are welcome to include a limited number of links in your article’s footer.
• By submitting an article for publication, you agree that we can make it available in this blog as well as in any other Young ICCA publications and/or media, providing the article and author’s credit remains intact.
• You also agree that we can make a summary of your article available for other people to view using RSS feeds.
• Any submitted article missing the content of a required field/s will be automatically discarded.
• It is a requirement of our submission process that you agree to receive occasional emails from us. If any of these notification emails are returned, your articles will be removed.
• We reserve the right to accept, reject or remove any article submitted for publication with no explanation.

How to sign a PDF:

1. Click the Sign button  in the Tasks toolbar and choose Place Signature.
2. You’re prompted to draw a signature field for your signature. Draw a box at the bottom of the form where there is a Sign and date box.
3. If you haven’t specified a digital ID, you’re prompted to find or create one.
4. In the Sign Document dialog box, choose the digital ID you want to use. If you defined a personalized signature, choose it from the menu.
5. If your digital ID requires a password, type it in the Password box.
6. Click Sign, and specify a new name for the document so you can make changes to the original PDF without invalidating the signature, and click Save.