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Proofreaders' Marks
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Proofreaders’
marks are universal symbols originally used by journalists and
publishers. Now they are more widely used and can be found anywhere
from the classroom to the boardroom. Using the correct proofreaders’
marks facilitates the editing
process by ensuring that the writer and
the editor understand each other. Even if you are doing your own
editing, using the correct proofreaders’ marks will help you edit more
quickly. It takes a lot less time to
underline a word three times than it does to write out the words “upper
case”!
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