I m writing in Red Sleeves, I m a novice, and the system informs me of signing a contract, how to ma

You may be asked to type out an electronic contract and mail it to them.

It's best to contact them and ask for an explanation.

And I implore you to confirm with them: are they signing the work or the author? A few years ago, as far as I knew, they asked newcomers to sign an author buyout agreement like "I will give all my work to Red Sleeves in a few years", but since I had already published my work elsewhere, they refused this contract.

If you want to grow elsewhere, consider the "author buyout" carefully. Because after signing a newcomer, it will not be immediately popular, it is very likely that it will be hidden, but you may reach an intention with other buyers within a few years, so it will be very difficult to have a deed of sale.

The signing is legally valid, please confirm with the station carefully, and sign your name only if you can get real benefits. If the station ignores you, then you don't have to sign it. With such a cold treatment, the consequences of signing a contract are also hidden, which is not interesting.

That's my personal experience. If you don't believe me, you can search for my "Ah Ying" ID, and believe that I am qualified to persuade you to say this.

By the way, the work published by Red Sleeves was not posted by me, but by the ...... they did it themselvesWoo, I haven't signed a contract with them ......Worried that my bookseller would be angry, I emailed them to ask why they sent me my published **, and they didn't reply to my ......Depressed!

Khan, the red sleeve system is like this, no matter how good or bad the text is, it will remind you to sign a contract when it reaches 10,000 words, of course, it depends on you whether you sign a contract or not.

Then, you must fill in all your details to sign the contract, and then print out the contract and mail it to Red Sleeves, so that it is the real signing. You click on the specific address "I want to sign a contract"**, there is**information and the like for you to fill in, the address is at the bottom, and the first page of the contract also has an address.

Wow Ka Ka, the pro-nai drip questioner, your drip question is too cute, too cute, sweating...

It is certain that it will be difficult to get a ...... for 600 yuanClaims are all good.

LZ don't be afraid, "applying for signing" is because you have filled in the information but have not sent the contract over, or the system needs time to update, **Most of them are like this, and you will get used to it after a long time.

The mail is to send the contract, and the address is the office of the red sleeves, and you should look for the ...... that should be thereI don't know how to mix red sleeves, but when I sent the contract, I added my q to explain all the problems to me clearly. You'd better find out who you're responsible for and get in touch......

The red sleeve is the system automatically signed drops, ,

As far as I know, the current platform is signed by the author and the work at the same time, and the same ......should be true for the red sleeves, as a veteranRight?

If you have signed a contract by yourself, you should be more aware of whether there is a requirement to sign the author in the terms.

I mean:

If you sign a contract for a single work, you have the right to go to other platforms to post new works.

But you'd better figure out whether you're signing a single work or a series — if it's the latter, then all the works in this series still belong to the original platform, Red Sleeves.

If you also signed the author, then ......Unless you use someone else's ID card and another receiving account to publish, once it is found, it will be a breach of contract.

Because you signed "You, the author himself confirmed by his ID card, published a certain category of text works, within a certain time range, xx rights and xx rights belong to the platform." ”

In fact, it's okay for you to write something small on other platforms, it's generally not so strict, and it's impossible for Red Sleeves to check your IP all day long.

But if the text is popular, you must ensure that the fragments on other platforms do not exceed 10% of the full text, and the ending is reserved for the original platform.

This is the minimum contractual principle.

And! If you don't start on the original platform, your treatment will also be downgraded, you want to think clearly.

Of course, the premise is ......This article is red.

To sum up, my opinion is that it is okay to post, however, to keep a low profile.

When it is a medium-length work, I am careful. Above.