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Word allows multiple reviewers to comment on a document simultaneously. Then, the author can combine the comments to be addressed. This is extremely inefficient and disrespectful of the reviewers' time. I'm wondering if there is a better option. Is it, simply, setting a schedule so that reviewers are not duplicating each other's work, and always see comments and changes that have already been made? I'm looking for a technological return to the old (effective) method of placing a review sheet on top of a hardcopy document and passing the whole thing around for red ink markup!
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks |
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