Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines

Article submissions to Texas Matrix are community generated. New additions to our database are indexed daily. This means that any article you submit will be searchable by, and available to, visitors the day after it is submitted. Before submitting an article, please search the Texas Matrix database to ensure your article has not already been submitted by someone else.

Any webmaster, publisher, or editor may re-print your article(s) subject to the basic terms and conditions outlined on this site. If you are an author that charges a fee for publication of your articles or requires that special terms be met prior to publication of your work, you should NOT submit your work or articles to this site.

Article Criteria
Article submissions are subject to length restrictions. These are outlined below:

  • Article Title: maximum 150 characters.
  • Article: maximum of 15,000 characters or roughly 2,500 words.
  • Author Bio: 400 characters or roughly 60 words.

    • Copyright and Violations
    Texas Matrix’s policy prohibits the use of copyrighted material in a manner that violates the copyright owner’s rights. In general, this means that authors should only submit their own original written work to which they have natural copyright.

    In cases where copyright is disputed (usually as a result of plagiarism or unauthorized copying), articles will be immediately removed without recourse or discussion, regardless of the arguments presented by the disputing parties. Authors who are found to be in deliberate breach of copyright will be immediately terminated.