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Here's what you'll find in the digest:

• New notifications – A direct link to your Notifications page on WriterShelf.com
• Editors’ Picks – Articles you’ve written that our editors have selected for special recognition
• Recommendations – New WriterShelf content of interest for you
• Special Events – Updates from the WriterShelf team and content of particular interest
• Popular Reads – What others are reading on WriterShelf
• New From Writers You Follow – The latest from authors you follow
• Your WriterShelf – Comments On Your Articles
• Your WriterShelf – The Numbers
  • Article Views
  • New Followers
  • New Likes/Dislikes
  • Most Viewed Articles
  • Most Popular Pen Names

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