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Reblogged this on Just Can't Help Writing and commented:
Here’s a comprehensive “editor’s POV” discussion shared by Chris the Story Reading Ape. In my experience, careful reading of directions and the ability to follow them is a learned skill. On the one hand, as a teacher (and as many of my fellow teachers regularly lamented), getting students to follow written directions was one of the greatest of pedagogical challenges. Yet I’ve found myself misreading directions or missing an important caveat or guideline—especially when I’m trying to do something technical online :-(. So I can’t be too judgmental!
Have you ever been in an editor’s shoes? How has the experience affected your own relationship with editors?
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Thanks for reblogging Virginia 😃
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My pleasure!
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Never considered this – but should have,considering the number of theses I edited!
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Ooh. Don’t want to be an editor.
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LOLOL
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