I asked the question "has this concept gone too far"? The answers were yes and no. There were some very good comments from those who did purchase tutorials.
If I were going to write a tutorial, this is what I would consider before jumping in:
*do I have something new to offer that isn't already in print or on the forums?
*can I communicate effectively?
*can I take decent photos?
*am I willing to make a short preview of what the actual tutorial looks like?
* can I put all the information into a format that is easy to read and print?
*am I ready to handle complaints along with the compliments?
*am I willing to respond to emails asking questions?
These were issues that were brought up to me both in private and in the thread.
I am not saying yes or no. All I am saying is that some of the best in this business have received mixed reviews on this topic. People were more than happy to say what they didn't like about the tutorials that they purchased. Some shared the names (so I could take a peek myself) and some didn't.
good luck on your decision.
Sara
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