Would you like to help the webservant maintain this site by being a page checker? You do this work in your own time, on your own computer. It's your own voluntary service to the Lord, because simplybible.com does not hire you or offer any payment for the work. However your help would be
The work is very straightforward. You simply select one of the pages on simplybible.com and proof read it, looking for errors as explained below. You then email me with a brief report. I will privately acknowledge your report and make any corrections. It's that simple, but
When you email your report, please type "checker report" into the subject field. Emails with no subject (or vague subjects like "Hi") may be mistaken for spam
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Please protect me from spam. Do not forward this address by email or publish it
When you email your report, you are writing to me personally, not to an office or an organisation. When I email you, it is to you personally, not to a list, and your name and email address is not passed to others. Anything you send to me will be treated strictly as
At the top of the page you are checking, between the banner and the search box, you you will see a yellow dot. On either side of the dot there is information to identify the page. Please copy and paste that information to the
Next, simply list the errors or problems that need to be fixed. The easiest way to do this is to copy and paste the error exactly as it is. I can then do an automatic search for
Please include mispellings and other typographical errors, especially incorrect scripture references. You should also look for links that don't work or go to the wrong place. In fact, you should mention anything on the page that doesn't seem right
Treat British spellings as errors. Australian English usually accepts either British or American forms, but for the sake of search engines I am standardizing to the American style if it is acceptable in Australian English. Mostly this means changing -ise to -ize (as in baptise to baptize), and -our to -or (as in labour to labor). The Macquarie Dictionary is the Australian English standard that I use. You don't need to worry about this. Just report the British spelling and I'll refer it
Before you check a page, you will want to know to what degree it has already bean proof read. You will find information about what checking has been done, if you look at the bottom of the page under the copyright notice. If there are no notes there, then no checking
There are at least three errors on this page.