@belldotbz @futzle #Freelance #copyediting & #proofreading with legal, engineering, culinary, and political comms experience. English degree, Web Publishing certificate, formerly voracious reader, and Trivia Queen. (Canadian) English mother tongue, middling French, improving Spanish, Babydeutsch.
Currently based in the #SoCal desert but my clients are almost all remote anyway. #FediHire.
Here's a strange one:
After a friendly exchange with a former client (I'm a freelance copy-editor and proofreader), I visited their website and found that they now also copy-edit and proofread and are *using my writing, from my website, as their own, on their website*.
Entire sentences and paragraphs are identical. It's been like this for years. And this from someone I helped earn a doctorate.
What to do?
#freelance #work #ethics #plagiarism #proofreading #editing #copyediting #Mastodaoine
#Grammar question for fedi editors: what's correct?
find out if any of them IS aware
find out if any of them ARE aware
I thought the tense would depend on"any" but someone else thinks it depends on "them."
Edit: the consensus seems to be for "is" as in "find out if any(one) of them IS aware, which is what I thought but wasn't sure. Thanks to all who answered!
This Sunday, June 1, the episode of The Editor's Half Hour Podcast where I'm interviewed by the awesome Nadia Geagea Pupa drops. I'm so excited for everyone to listen and/or watch it.
I often get questions about how I became a TTRPG editor; thus, I’m reposting an article I wrote last year about my journey. https://lnkd.in/ea-p-TP9. The second was for the Editorial Arts Academy: https://editorialartsacademy.com/2022/08/29/finding-work-as-an-rpg-copyeditor/.