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AHN Journal Guidelines
If you want to make a submission to have your article published in the AHN Journal, all you need to do is write your story in any basic text or document format such as notepad or MS Word, attach a few photos and e-mail them to the editor. You do not need to format the story or embed the photos, just attach them to your e-mail and I will do the rest. If you like, you can nominate a title for your story.
Photos
Ideally, photos should be in .JPG format and no more than a couple of Mb in
size, so if you have a digi SLR or a 10 Megapix camera, please downsize the
images to a more reasonable size for ease of e-mailing. If you're unsure, don't
worry we will fix them, as well as try our best to fix out of focus or under or
overexposed photos. Three or four photos are usually enough to enhance most
articles. You should also understand that any photos posted on the internet have
the potential to be copied, however AHN will not release any material without
the owner's permission but the AHN Journal and it's contents are the copyright
of AHN.
Language
Whilst this site is "for hunters & shooters by hunters & shooters", bear in mind
that it is a public place and the nature of the journal is to provide a
centralised library of information & articles for AHN members. Natural "Aussie
language" has it's place and can add some humour in the right context but please
refrain from using bad language just for the sake of it.
Article Content/Topic
Submissions should relate to shooting, fishing and outdoor activities.
Technical type reviews & field tests of related equipment are also most welcome.
Due to the effort required in producing a quality formatted article, shorter
comments on equipment or brief hunt reports are better served by posting in the
relevant AHN forums. This is only fair as we strive to do your writing efforts
justice.
The owners of the forum reserve the right to refuse any
submission deemed inappropriate, illegal or damaging to the shooting sports.
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