To submit an article, follow these steps:

Submit from site:

1. Go to http://bornismedia.com/wp-admin and enter your username and password to log in . (You should always login from http://bornismedia.com/wp-admin then go to your desired blog. You must never login to  http://subdomain.bornismedia.com/wp-admin)

2. If you have access to more than one blog, select desired blog from the dashboard menu in the top left corner.

3. To create new post click on “Add New” button from “Posts” panel.

4. Type your article or paste your content to Rich Text box. (Pasting content from another application, like Word or Excel, is best done with the “Paste” from Word button on the second row, or in HTML mode.)

5. If you need to upload an image or another media file from your computer, you can use the Media Library buttons above the editor. The media library will attempt to create a thumbnail-sized copy from each uploaded image. To insert your image into the post, first click on the thumbnail to reveal a menu of options. When select the options you like, click “Send to Editor” and your image or file will appear in the post you are editing. If you are inserting a movie, there are additional options in the “Media” dialog that can be opened from the second row toolbar.

6. Press “Submit for Review” button.

The below link, contains a demonstration video on how to post contents into weblogs of webdesigngallery.net, hotthemes.net, dezignz.net, blogsgallery.net and pdfmags.net which are showcase weblogs, it also can be a good tutorial for posting in other sorts of weblogs as well.

Submit from blogging softwares:

For faster and easier submit post for our blogs that not have custom fields, you can use any blogging software that support WorldPress. We offer you to use “Windows Live Writers”. It is a free, downloadable program that works with most popular blogging services, including your Windows Live space. Use Writer to create and format blog posts with rich content, such as maps, tables, hyperlinks, tags, and categories. You can download this software from this address : http://download.live.com/writer

After install you would add account for each blog you want to use it:

Type the web address of your desired blog. The format of the web address is http://<blogname>.bornismedia.com/ . For example, http://fototalk.bornismedia.com/

Type your username and your password, and then click Next.

After you create your any post, you should use ”Post draft to blog” to submit it for review.

If you need any help for work with “Windows Live Writers” you can find answers on Windows Live Writer help at: http://help.live.com/help.aspx?project=wl_writerv3&market=en-us

If you need to add comments for the moderator, insert this at the top of your post.
If you are using any Image in your article, you must insert their original links at the top of your post, under the comment section .
You must add a 200×200 pixel image for article thumbnail in top of article under image sources.

Example of an article:

Comment:
your desired comments for moderators.

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Image sources:
original links of Images

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Thumbnail:
Insert a 200×200 pixel image for thumbnail of article.

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Article:
your article ….

Your text must adhere to these specifications:

  • Use “Heading 2″ format for main Titles and “Heading 3″ format for subtitles.
  • Use “Paragraph” format for any paragraphs and texts.

Only for tutorials:

  • All tutorials are in Step-by-step format. Each image should have its own step except in special cases. Each step should have a “Step #” heading. Try to break your tutorial into as many steps as possible, but avoid stating the obvious (i.e. “Step 1, Open a blank .PSD file.”)
  • Your tutorial should be written as a set of instructions for the reader, not an account of what you are doing.
    • “Drag and snap guides to all edges” = correct.
    • “I drag and snap guides to all edges” = incorrect.
  • Keyboard shortcuts are capitalized and spelled Ctrl, Shift, Command, Alt, Enter.
  • Use the “+ key” to separate shortcut commands but a hyphen with the word click. (example: Ctrl+Shift+I)
  • Use “>” for menus. (example: File>Save as)
  • ONLY capitalize (Don’t use bold, italic or other emphasis) when you’re speaking directly about the menu/palette settings, but lowercase if you’re speaking generally: Opacity/opacity.
  • Name all layers and use double quotes for layer names. (example: Name this layer “Header Text”)

Photography and Source Images

Some tutorials make use of photos for their effects. There are a few things you need to know in this regard:

  1. Images are the most important part of your article or tutorial. They should be no wider than 625px, and their resolution should be no more than 72dpi.
  2. DO NOT use images from which are taken from other websites.
  3. DO NOT use images from Flickr UNLESS they have a Creative Commons License for Commercial Use. In this case you must provide an attribution link back to the Flickr page, from which you found the image. Note that you can find CC Commercial images on Flickr using their Advanced Search feature.
  4. You could use images you photographed yourself.
  5. You may use images from free stock sites like SXC.hu and StockVault.net, BUT make sure you check the agreement for use in files for distribution. Sometimes you need to get permission from the photographer. If the image is included in the sample PSD file, we can’t distribute it unless you have the permission to use that image.
  6. You may use images from Press Release of companies’ site.