<p>Feel free to complain (preferably not about Editor World), and I commend this site for allowing us, the editors, to communicate directly with our clients.<br /> <br /> Obviously, I'd like you to continue to use this service, as my experience as an editor and professor have shown me that "ghost" writing is difficult to pass along as the "author's" (i.e., your) work.</p>
<p>Here's why. So you pay for a paper and submit it and then you pay for another one and submit it. What then is the likelihood that the two papers (possibly written by two different people) will be similar, even if you pay the same writer?</p>
<p>Any astute professor will look at your other work (ex., discussion questions or, if in class, the way you talk) and realize that he/she is dealing with two or more people: you and the ghost(s).&nbsp;<br /> <br /> Like all Internet ventures, you can find the good, the bad, and the really ugly.</p>
<p>This is no different from pre-Internet days when you could buy a car from a reputable dealer or a shark. At that time, you talked to people for recommendations, checked up on the dealer (Better Business Bureau), visited a couple of times to haggle, and when you finally bought the car, you accepted the terms of the deal.</p>
<p>During the deal process, only a desk separated you from the salesperson, so you could listen, ask questions, watch body language, and know a shark from a good person and an honest deal. The Internet is now a huge desk so high and wide that you cannot see or talk directly to the salesperson.</p>
<p>As for writing, it&rsquo;s hard. But it&rsquo;s yours, start to finish, through the process.</p>
<p>In what I have seen of your work, you struggle with spelling, which is the easiest thing to fix. Your content is good, and one of the editor's main jobs is to protect and clarify that content. The rest is just mechanical.</p>
<p>So to finally answer your question, write your own papers, hard as that may be, and I will step in, if asked, and help you or my colleagues will do the same.</p>
<p>Thank you for being thoughtful enough to write your note.<br /> </p>