The articles will be selected based on their relevance, wit, and style. The main idea for WebMusings is to publish material that is usually ignored by the mainstream Web media. For example, topics might include why most Web servers are designed wrong, what's wrong with the WebCompare servers chart, a really useful feature that should be in more servers or browsers, views of the state of Web standards, great hints on maintaining Web servers, thoughts on real-world security and payments, advocacy for new Web techologies, and so on. A few articles that are blatant advertising for under-publicized products might be accepted if the products are really interesting to the WebCompare editors, but most of these kinds of articles will be rejected, usually politely.
If we get good material, we'll probably add three to five new articles every two weeks, on the 1st and 15th of the month. If you've got something to say about the Web, please submit it to editors@webcompare.com. If accepted, all we ask is for the first electronic rights for at least six months: you get to keep all other publishing rights.