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Editing is an art form that requires some knowledge, skills, and practices. As an editor, you'll want to implement a systematic process that enables you to complete your work within a reasonable timeframe. While editing can be a thankless task, there are some tips for editors that will make the job easier. For example, editors should use a checklist to record the various … [Read more...] about Tips For Editors for 2023

As a copyeditor, I have long believed in the utility of the singular they as an auxiliary pronoun that can be used when the subject's sex is unknown or hypothetical. As a copyeditor, however, I am bound by convention. It is not my job to tell authors to use forms that others consider ungrammatical. My job is to make sure that things are clear and to avoid … [Read more...] about The Use of They Is Gaining Acceptance

What is the Difference Between Inaugural and First Annual? One question that gets asked a lot is, "What is the difference between inaugural and first annual?" This is a tricky question to answer because it depends on your situation. Some people believe that a second yearly event should be called the first annual, while others think it is best to call it the third annual. If … [Read more...] about Inaugural vs. First Annual

Let's see if we can we get the gist A common mistake that writers make is the use of "Jist" as a replacement for the word "Gist". Although the two words can be pronounced and spelled alike, they have different meanings. If you are considering using the words in your content, it is important to know the differences between the two. This is to ensure that you are using them … [Read more...] about Jist vs. Gist

Are you onboard or on on board or aboard when you're safely on a vessel like a cruise ship? How about when you support someone's vision to save the planet? Are you onboard, or aboard? Both of these questions are actually answered the same. Onboard and Onboard have distinct usage cases. Both of these examples are situations in … [Read more...] about Onboard or On Board – Which One Should You Use?