A Matter of Untrue Death Notices

A Matter of Untrue Death Notices

By Joseph Parish

Numerous times now I have examine an article twisted by a TRIOND user who apparently lacks the proper respect for the writing trade. His contempt at our chosen profession is such that he fabricates multiple false death notices for which TRIOND tolerates on their various pages. If you are like any other rational individual you are more then likely asking yourself why any sensible human being would behave in this manner? Well, let me clarify the natural of the beast for which we are talking about here.

TRIOND rewards authors in several diverse ways. If I generate an attention-grabbing article and fabricate a provoking title in such a style that it attracts the attention of the masses then the people will come to my page to gather further information. Each time a reader executes this procedure I automatically accumulate a specific amount of money according to the standards established by TRIOND. Generally, this routine works well for those honest writers however, sporadically you will discovery someone who wishes to manhandle the system into providing unjust gains which ultimately line their pocketbook.  

As you can visualize clearly it all boils down to how many “Benjamin’s” that person wants to collect. Logic as to the quality of the editorial or the merit of his process means nothing what-so-ever to a person of this character. We have here a person who has lowered his standards to that of gossip columnist merely in the interest of money, however, fortunately the columnists generally stick to actual facts. Of particular interest concerning this individual who untruthfully writes of an actor’s drug related death had the unmitigated gull to respond to me and outwardly brag of how he makes money from being on the TRIOND hot list.  

I know that I am not unaided in the opinion that this person is unethical in his stand as he describes untrue death notices online. The inquiry composed by most readers is what can we as responsible writers do to correct this unjust literary abortion. First off, we must shun this persons article at all means. The point here is to wound him at a point that he cherished most – his bank account. We need to stop contributing to his overflowing TRIOND account and put a permanent halt to his wage efforts. No one should benefit at the expense of some uncouth rumors pertaining to a celebrity’s untimely death.

I cordially appeal to all serious writers to join me in this campaign and refuse to read or visit his pages. You know who he is; if not just take a quick look at the TRIOND hot list. Let’s agree to bond into one unified writing organization and put this asinine behavior to a rapid halt once and for all.

Copyright @2010 Joseph Parish

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