Revising

Make room for the next version.

A revision continues the same piece while preserving the earlier manuscript and its feedback.

Step 01

Begin from the returned piece.

Choose Start a new revision in the feedback view. Confirm when you are ready to leave the reader and work on the next draft.

Confirmation before beginning a revision — The confirmation keeps the move from reading to revising deliberate.Open full-size image ↗

Step 02

Work on the next draft.

The revision workspace shows the source version and the next version. Edit your text and title, then choose Submit revision when it is ready for another reading.

Submitting creates the next version in the same chain. It does not overwrite the earlier feedback.

The revision workspace with source and next-version labels — The source and next-version labels keep your place in the revision history clear.Open full-size image ↗

Step 03

Keep your history close.

Open Version history to return to earlier feedback. Each published response remains with the version it describes.

Version history with a link to preserved feedback — Version history connects the drafts of one piece.Open full-size image ↗

When you are ready

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