One should comment on what is good and what could use improvement. When doing this, one should be specific on how to fix the mistakes and give some examples on how it can be fixed.
During a peer edit on a draft in its earliest stage, focus on providing feedback related to the overall structure, clarity of ideas, and coherence of the content. Offer suggestions for improving organization, identifying any sections that may be unclear, and pointing out any inconsistencies or gaps in logic. Avoid getting too caught up in grammar and spelling corrections at this stage.
During a peer edit on a draft in its medium stage, comments should focus on the overall organization and structure of the content, clarity of ideas, consistency in tone and style, and effectiveness of supporting evidence. Additionally, it's helpful to point out any areas that need further development or clarification, and to provide constructive suggestions for improvement.
What will the standard process be like? Put simply, most collaborations follow this process: Writer produces the first draft Author makes comments in the margins using a tracking tool Writer and author discuss author’s comments Writer creates the second draft Author comments on any corrections of details or factual errors Writer produces the third draft Once the writer has produced the third draft of the entire manuscript, the next step is editing, which is then followed by proofreading — both of which should be done by someone other than the writer.
Probably when you get your rough draft finished. Have them look over and correct that, then on to your final draft.
Yes they should draft Colt mc coy
During the Viet war..."draft" meant forcing men into the military. Draft=Conscription. Conscription CAN also occur during peacetime.
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During the war it was (Draft) protests and (Draft) riots.
The draft will auto pick for u
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no not on the rough draft..... but on the good draft yes. YOU SHOULD KNOW
Pre-Draft you may only have 10, but you may trade for more during the draft.