proofreaders

I know one of my proofreaders is happy to read all the new and/or improved stuff.

weekly nathreee 2010

I know one of my proofreaders is happy to read all the new and/or improved stuff.

weekly nathreee 2010

The author of the article, Gary Stix, writes, Cells come equipped with their own built-in proofreaders and repair equipment to make sure that DNA is copied with as few mistakes as possible.

Browsing the Latest Issue of Scientific American 2006

But other times, although there are still too many words technically speaking, there's a rhythm of prose, a musicality that I'm going for even at the expense of extra words and that's where the blue pencil starts marking "STET" – the word proofreaders use to indicate that the original should stand unchanged.

ADVENTURES IN COPYEDITING TEV 2007

Tue, Apr 22, 2003 another fascinating distributed effort, for the “manual” category, is distributed proofreaders, which is now an official part of project gutenberg.

Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Reviews of Distributed Computing Projects 2003

The first clue that McKinley might just be writing for friends and family is in his title: Those letters refer to proofreaders' marks, "CQ" meaning that a fact has been checked and should not be changed; "CX" meaning "Oops."

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Gosh, it's funny how otherwise intelligent people in some blind spots need their OWN 'proofreaders' … …

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Then there are editors, assistant editors, proofreaders, and copy-editors to be paid.

Why Amazon and Some Readers Are Wrong « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2010

How else would you expect the publisher to pay all its editors, proofreaders, etc.?

Why Amazon and Some Readers Are Wrong « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2010

I think the error is partly because publishers economize on fact checkers and proofreaders these days, and many of the editors I used to work with were not very well informed themselves (and/or were so overworked they did not have time to read anything but the manuscripts due in production).

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