#proofreading and editing

[friendlilycoach]

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[unfortunate--moth]

alright guys. chapter is nearly finished. tomorrow i will be finishing it up and then proofreading and posting! just stay tuned :]

[lured-into-wonderland]

I will be posting soon. I promise. I has actually written quite a lot. Just need to do proofreading...

[literallycreativelylit]

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The steps between polishing and publishing a book

Steps Between Polishing and Publishing a BookPhoto courtesy of Pixabay.com The steps between polishing and publishing a book. By David Joel Miller, writer, blogger, and mental health professional. Once your manuscript is polished, you must try on other hats. Having finished your manuscript and gotten feedback from a few friends and family, it’s very tempting to move forward with the publishing…

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Importance Of Proofreading And Editing Services For Journals

Proofreading and editing services are excellent ways to refine the brilliance of any written document such as journals, thesis, and research papers. Editors and proofreaders evaluate each word, sentence, and paragraph with painstaking attention, scrutinizing for clarity, coherence, and accuracy. They make sure that the natural flow of an article is maintained while the punctuation is melodious. Also, they polish and elevate the written word by spotting hidden jewels and removing rough edges with the help of their quick eyes & minds. They ensure that the document sparkles with brightness and leaves readers with a lasting impression. Although editing and proofreading operate invisibly behind the scenes, their impact is evident which needs to be acknowledged.

In order to understand proofreading and editing, and how they enhance the beauty of your journals, stay tuned until the end of the blog!

Read full blog here: Importance Of Proofreading And Editing Services For Journals

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Why Proofreading is Important in Business Communication?

Proofreading is essential for making sure that communications are accurate and professional-looking. When messages or documents are sent out with typos and other errors, it reflects poorly on the sender’s attention to detail and commitment to getting the job done right. This can be unpleasant for organizations that strive for excellence in their products and services.

Finally, proofreading helps businesses establish trust with their customers and partners by ensuring all written communications are error-free. Companies should rely on something other than spellcheckers or automated programs; something replaces a trained proofreader’s expertise in providing accuracy in all documents.

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[peterparkerr06]

This video covers the details of editing and proofreading with their differences within academic guidelines. This involves defining both revision techniques, their importance, and the guidelines for various grammatical corrections. This underrated section of the dissertation writing process holds the capacity to improve writing quality. Additionally, it helps the reader better understand the academic content. Further, if you want to know the fundamentals of contrast between the two styles, view this short online tutorial to the end to unlock your best work.

[abeillefaeabeille]

Hey gal pals! I created a Fiverr account and published a gig for proofreading and editing pieces of writing. If anyone needs it, I can help with your fanfic!

[heartless-aro]

So much of the arophobia directed towards aromantic heterosexual men seems to be rooted in willful ignorance about what aromanticism actually is and how allosexual aromanticism differs from sexual objectification. Aromanticism is experiencing little to no romantic attraction towards others. That’s it. It isn’t the same as sending unsolicited dick picks to strangers or reducing women to their bodies. When a misogynistic man disregards a woman’s personhood in favor of treating her as a sexual object, it isn’t because he doesn’t experience romantic attraction to women. It’s because he chooses not to value women as people.

That has nothing to do with whether or not the man in question experiences romantic attraction. You can respect someone’s personhood without being romantically attracted to them. In fact, if you can’t respect a woman’s personhood without being attracted to her, then that is misogynistic. However, there is nothing inherently misogynistic about finding a woman sexy (even if you aren’t romantically interested in her!), nor is there anything inherently misogynistic about having casual sex with a woman who has enthusiastically consented to having casual sex. (Because, yes. Women CAN consent to having casual sex without being tricked into it via false promises of romance. Women are fully capable of deciding for themselves what they want to do with their bodies. Just because a woman does something with her body that makes you uncomfortable—like casual sex—doesn’t mean she’s a helpless victim who needs you to rescue her from her own autonomy.)

It also just seems so bizarre to me to claim that aromantic heterosexual men don’t face any stigma related to their aromanticism. Do you really think a man who has never had a crush on a woman won’t face any stigma for that? If a heterosexual man says that he has never gone on a date or has never had his first kiss, how do people react to that? Social norms for how men engage with romance are different from how women are expected to engage with romance; that doesn’t change the fact that men are still expected to engage with romance in certain normative ways.

Of course, aromanticism is not the same as just not going on dates or not kissing people. That is just one of many ways that aromanticism can look. But aromantic experiences are diverse, so it’s difficult to give a one-size-fits-all example of how aromantic heterosexual people are affected by arophobia. What I’m trying to express here is that aromantic people often don’t engage with romance in the way that society expects us to (if we engage with romance at all) and that, furthermore, men are often perceived differently when they do not conform to those expectations.

[friendlilycoach]

Worried that small mistakes in your documents are costing you big international deals?

Use these quick editing tips to make your important documents for big international deals look better.

Your business documents are a reflection of you.

Whether it’s a proposal, contract, or email, they can either build trust with your clients and partners or make you look bad before them.

I know you can think there’s always so much to handle.

But here’s the good news: you don’t need perfect English to make your important documents better.

Here are quick tips to help you:

1. Don’t make your documents hard to understand.

Use clear, direct English words to build confidence before your clients and partners.

2. Check for basic errors like spelling and grammar.

Even small mistakes can make your clients and partners see you as a business owner who can't write well in English.

3. Break up long, confusing sentences in your emails, contracts, and important documents.

Shorter ones are easier to read and understand.

4. Read your emails, contracts, and documents out loud before sending them.

If they sound good when you read them, that means they are good.

If not, fix them before sending them.

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[heich0e]

the itadori house always smells faintly of clean laundry.

it's not because the two boys who live there are particularly diligent about staying on top of their housework—the towering pile of recyclables in the corner of the kitchen is proof enough of that—but it's because the first time yuuji had tried to do his own laundry, he used way too much detergent. the ensuing tsunami of soap suds had flooded nearly half-way across the tiny apartment—coating the floors, the baseboards, and anything else in its path, in a slippery (though pleasantly fragranced) froth that took DAYS for the two brothers to clean up. it must have sunk in to the floorboards, or there must still be traces of it lingering in nooks and crannies that they couldn't reach, because even now, years after the catastrophe, the scent still lingers.

even though the mere mention of the incident still makes a vein of irritation throb in sukuna's forehead, and makes yuuji hang his head in shame, you don't mind the smell. it's familiar after all these years. it reminds you of this place.

you burrow your face down into the cushion of the living room sofa. it's raining today, and a bit humid, so the scent of detergent is particularly strong.

you're nearly asleep when a voice interrupts your quiet moment of relaxation.

"i should start charging you rent, y'know."

you don't open your eyes, even once you hear the words that come from above you. even without looking, you can picture the scene: sukuna leaning over the back of the sofa that you're sprawled across, his weight resting on his elbows as he peers down at you with his usual scowl. it's not the same scowl he shows to everyone else—the one that makes people shrink back under his gaze—this is a softer version of the same expression, dulled by familiarity. if you were more optimistic you might even say it was blunted by affection.

"stop pretending to sleep, kid." you feel his hand grasp your hip, shaking you lightly. "i know you're faking."

you feel a smile threatening to pull at your lips so you turn your face towards the pillow—the one you bought for the sofa, since the itadori brothers' idea of home decor is limited to creased posters for old mafia movies nobody's ever heard of and women with their tits out taped to the wall—and you burrow down to hide your expression from view.

"you're such a nuisance," sukuna groans, and then you feel the sofa dip. you figure he's pulled himself over the back of it now, based on how you feel him kneeling overtop of you with your legs straddled between his own. you're on your belly, but you can feel him rest back on his haunches, trapping your feet underneath him as he sits. "can't you nap at your own house?"

"too tired," you finally rasp out, daring to peek at him over your shoulder.

"and i'm not?" he scoffs, lifting his hand and pushing his hair back from his face. he's still half-dressed in his work uniform—a pair of slacks from the security company he's been working at part-time for the past few weeks, and a white t-shirt that he usually wears underneath the short sleeved button down that matches the trousers. "i just worked a double—been up since 4."

he does look tired, now that you have the chance to look at him. his hair is a bit dishevelled and he's got dark circles under his eyes. sukuna always looks a bit exhausted—and has since grandpa passed away and he took on the responsibility of raising yuuji. but it's particularly noticeable right now.

"and i can't even come home and take a nap on my own couch because there's a freeloader here."

you bite the inside of your cheek, wiggling around a bit underneath him so you can lay on your back.

"charge me rent then," you parry back to his complaint, and he cocks an eyebrow at your challenge. "i want a bed though. s'only fair."

"we'll get bunkbeds for yuuji's room, then," sukuna quips.

"don't wanna bunk with yuuji," you counter again, "he snores."

sukuna pauses, staring down at you. he leans forward slowly, his hands pressing into the couch cushion on either side of your waist as he dips towards you. "only one other bedroom in this place, y'know—"

you do know. it's why you said it.

"—and i have no plans to give up my bed."

sukuna is close to you now. too close, in any other circumstance, but this is one entirely of your own creation. a circumstance that feels more like an inevitability than anything, given the tension that's been crackling between the two of you lately, ever since he rescued you that night at the bar.

"didn't ask you to give it up," you say quietly, your eyes flickering across his features until they eventually settle on his lips.

sukuna makes a little noise in the back of his throat, close to annoyance, but not quite. distinctly tortured in nature.

"you really, really are a nuisance, y'know that?"

his hands are on your hips now. not like when he'd shaken you awake—this touch is greedier, needier than that passing graze. his fingertips slip up underneath the hem of your shirt until they brush against your bare skin, and the contact makes your body flush with heat.

"yuuji's gonna be back from class soon," you murmur softly, your gaze flickering back up to sukuna's heavy-lidded eyes. his nose twitches a little in annoyance, knowing you're right.

sukuna backs away a little, his hands slipping back out from underneath your shirt.

you sit up and catch his wrist in your hand, and his eyes widen in surprise. your faces are close together now—so close you can smell the cinnamon gum on his breath. he stole a pack from you a few days ago, and clearly he's still chewing it.

you can't smell the laundry detergent anymore.

"i didn't tell you to stop," you remark lightly, leaning back so you're splayed out against the sofa once more. you stare up at him, waiting for him to process what you've said—watching the thoughts play out across his uncharacteristically shocked face. "i just meant that you should hurry up and do it already."

[azen13]

CW: Yandere Themes, Mentions of Blood

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Yandere!Childe who stares at you with the most loving, affectionate eyes imaginable. When he is home, he trails behind you from room to room, desperate for your attention and love, for sweet little kisses and quips. Yandere!Childe who loves combat and fighting and the thrill of a hunt, except when it comes to you. Oh, how he hates it when you try to run; he wishes he could kiss all your fears away. The idea of you in pain is unfathomable. Childe knows his hands are stained with blood, but whenever he returns home to you, for just a short period of time, he can be clean.

Yandere!Childe who wishes he didn't have to whisk you away to a safe and secluded cabin in Snezhnaya, but knows that if any of the Harbingers find you, it only gives them more leverage against him. He can't let that happen. Can't let them take you away from him. Every time he intertwines your hands with his, he swears you have magic in your bones, a piece of divinity tucked away in your soul. You heal the invisible wounds that mar his mind. Yandere!Childe who watches fondly as you drift off into sweet dreams one night, brushing away a strand of hair from your face. So fragile. So beautiful. So powerful. You're so dangerous that you have disarmed one of the Fatui Harbingers, tamed him beneath your unwilling touch. Yandere!Childe who wields his delusions like weapons. You don't hate him, you're simply adjusting. Soon enough the two of you will be dancing to invisible music on hardwood floors and cuddling on couches, protected by wood walls from the harsh chill of winter. And even if it takes time, he'll be sure to pierce your heart eventually with his love, and claim victory in this battle.

[counselorssoapbox]

The steps between polishing and publishing.

The steps between polishing and publishing.Photo courtesy of Pixabay.com The steps between polishing and publishing. By David Joel Miller, writer, blogger, and mental health professional. Once your manuscript is polished, you need to try on some other hats. Having finished your manuscript and gotten feedback from a few friends and family, it’s very tempting to move forward with the publishing…