We are a new online culture and style magazine focused on Chicago. We like to think that we successfully mix content with wit in our effort to explore all the unique characteristics of our city. However, we need help. We need people with more interests, in more neighborhoods, and with more perspectives on the City.
We are interested in your art. We would like to invite you both to contribute art and articles on art and art communities in the city.
We can’t offer any kind of compensation at this time (because we aren’t making a profit at the moment). But we are in the middle of a PR/marketing campaign that should change that, and paying our writers will be one of our first priorities. However, we think that writing for us will be a fun experience despite the lack of compensation, and it’s one more way to get your voice out to people on the Internet.
Hello from Jargon Chicago Magazine,
We are a new online culture and style magazine focused on Chicago. We like to think that we successfully mix content with wit in our effort to explore all the unique characteristics of our city. However, we need help. We need people with more interests, in more neighborhoods, and with more perspectives on the City.
We are interested in your art. We would like to invite you both to contribute art and articles on art and art communities in the city.
We can’t offer any kind of compensation at this time (because we aren’t making a profit at the moment). But we are in the middle of a PR/marketing campaign that should change that, and paying our writers will be one of our first priorities. However, we think that writing for us will be a fun experience despite the lack of compensation, and it’s one more way to get your voice out to people on the Internet.
The Editors
Jargon Chicago Magazine
http://www.jargonchicago.com
I wouldn’t ordinarily let the above through as a public comment, but I thought it was very funny that this particular post was the one to receive it.
Can you post a larger, legible version?
I will – I have to find the original page and scan it at a higher resolution first.
Done. Cleaned up the smaller version, too. Scanners have come a long way over the past seven years.
In many ways, your plan is no less violent, and far more entertaining, than the Walter Netsch original!