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Submission Form 

Thank you for considering sharing your story of  etiquette faux pas with the loyal readers of Etiquette Hell.    Please change all names, locations and specifics of the story you would not want made public at the time you submit your story. Email addresses, header data and names will be deleted but not much else.  The responsibility for "hiding" any identifying factors in your story lies with you.   We do NOT reveal your real name or email address in the Web site nor in subsequent other publications.  Your anonymity is assured when you contribute a story.

Please read the  grant of rights before hitting that "submit" button:

By submitting content to Etiquette Hell , you automatically grant, or warrant that the owner of such content has expressly granted, Jeanne Hamilton the royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive and fully sublicensable right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, perform and display such Content (in whole or part) worldwide and/or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed.

Further, you warrant that you are the original author of the story and that it has not been plagiarized, copied or removed in whole or in part from any other source. 

Essentially, this is legalese allowing Etiquette Hell's owner, Jeanne , to correct typos/spelling, protect copyright of the web site under one legal entity, to release edited (no names) stories to print news media and to  use the content  in future published material such as books, etc. 

From time to time, Etiquette Hell does get requests from news media for interviews and TV appearances  so please indicate in your email  whether you would be willing to tell your story on radio or TV.   Be sure to leave your phone number as well if you are willing to tape a talk show, etc.

Etiquette Hell receives close to 125 new stories a month.  What you submit today will not make it on the web page for six months to a year. We make no guarantees your story will even be on the web page, particularly if you can't be bothered to use good grammar and punctuation or refrain from excessive obscenity or vulgarity.

While she enjoys chitchatting with EHell fans and answering etiquette questions, Miss Jeanne does not always have the time for these pleasures and is unable to respond to emails consistently.   Please do not be offended if your email goes unanswered.  However, Jeanne can be found on the Ehell Discussion Forum where many competent people can answer your etiquette questions.

Thank you so much for your contribution to this site.  I hear from so many people how reading the stories helped them in not perpetuating etiquette faux pas of their own and I earnestly believethese stories make a difference in the lives of real people.  

- Jeanne

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1. Use a subject in your email which identifies which Ehell category the story belongs.  Blank subject lines or poorly chosen subjects slow the updating process down considerably.

2.  Use capitalization, paragraph breaks and punctuation.  Long stories with no paragraph breaks or no capitalization are nearly always deleted.  

3.  One story per email.   Including multiple stories in the same email always results in only one story being used.  

4.  Do not send your story as a text or Word Document  attachment.  Those are always deleted unread as well.


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