reviewer?

[Garrsus]

ok so i have often thought about being a reviewer and lately more then ever so i would like to know 2 things should i? and do you have any tips?

 

[TheComedown]

A good start would be to improve your basic writing skills with some simple grammar.

 

[Bobic]

Hmmm, helpful tips.

Learn the the difference between, and how to use, the words then and than. It's more than, not more then.

Also, have you thought about doing a test review and dumping it in this forum's user review section. Test the waters.

 

[RatRace123]

1. There are a ton of reviewers, and gaining notability as one is extrememly difficult, I wouldn't bother, but maybe you'll get lucky.

2. get a degree in journalism and follow professional critics.

 

[mParadox]

ok so i have often thought about being a reviewer and lately more then ever so i would like to know 2 things should i? and do you have any tips?

First try your luck here [http://goo.gl/hh4tK]. If that works out fine, then think about it seriously as a career path.

 

[Buzz Killington_v1legacy]

A good start would be to improve your basic writing skills with some simple grammar.

Actually, his grammar's more or less okay. It's mainly his punctuation and capitalization that need work, and possibly a little bit of his spelling. I would have done something like this (your mileage may vary):

"Okay, so I have often thought about being a reviewer, and lately more than ever, so I would like to know two things: Should I? And do you have any tips?"

 

[Garrsus]

A good start would be to improve your basic writing skills with some simple grammar.

Ok I understand that my spelling and punctuation are not up to the main standard but what's wrong with my grammar?

 

[KalosCast]

Well, if you think you want to be one, then perhaps it's something you should test the waters to find out if that's for sure. You can likely get a job writing for a college paper or the local cheap/freebie publications. Might not pay well (or at all) but it's good experience.