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How could we post an article having source code file in zip format of around 25 mb.
Through code project submission, it fails.
Through gmail also the mail bounces back.
Please suggest.
Thanks
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Please write an email to Sean and clarify your problem. He will happily help you.
Veni, vidi, caecus
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Try to remove
-unwanted things(temp files, pdb files, etc.,).
-packages.(Mention the package details[download location & other instructions] in article)
And optimize your image files.
Try again.
Alternatively you could split the zip file. Admins'll help you soon.
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I updated an article but somehow it is out of the "Articles needing approval list" for some reasons.
I don't want to re-submit it since it will create a new version of it. What is the best approach to re-list it there?
The particular article is here.
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There's no problem with creating a new version. We have plenty of database space!
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The article has been removed since it's more of a blog discussion rather than an article-level technical blog post.
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Thank you, Chris.
Veni, vidi, caecus
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Hello All,
I have written an article where I have collected and tested a list of tips and tricks which could be very helpful for JavaScript developers, after submission I have received an email that notify "the article deleting" because I have used some codes from another articles.
I have taken a look to the article submission guidelines, and I have found that I should add copyright or references to articles and books, have you any examples how to add them ?
I need to know what I should do to publish this article because it take me time and effort and now it's not accepted 
Thanks
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If you are just copying from other articles then it is not your own work. Also if it is something that is already published then other people should be able to find it the same way you did. Articles should be based on work that you have done yourself, not just the result of searching the internet or books for what others have done.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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I have collected a list of tips that are not in one article, manuy articles and books, that is originale, and which I have tested in the latest Google Chrome version 30 !
Thanks
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Well it's still not your own work.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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If you are copying from work that is covered by copyright, you cannot publish it here. It's as simple as that.
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It's under this license : , [^] where it's written that I could :
Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material
I think that now my article should be approved  !
Thanks
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Creative Commons may not apply to all of your source material if it comes from books. The publishers and authors retain copyright. Unless you can prove that copyright is not an issue in any of the parts of your article, it will not be approved.
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The reason of deleting was the article with Creative Commons license, so now my article should be accepted if this reason still not valid, if you have any other thing that I should prove, I have no problem to prove it !
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You claim that part of your article takes tips from books, and we only have your word that the Creative Commons article is the only one you are linking out to. If the article is posted and you post anything at all that is covered by copyright then CodeProject is the site that is pursued for allowing copyright content to be posted.
So, in order to let this in, you will have to list all of the sources for each tip so that we can check that you are not breaching copyright. And we do check.
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Okay, I'll repost the article and add the sources in a comment for the editor
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I would add them as a section at the bottom if I were you. The people who have to approve your article won't see editor notes.
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I'm trying to figure out the best place to categorize a node.js article.
I can't seem to find an established category. any recommendations?
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I had not seen that... thank you
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We just made it 
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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