Re: Editing test on my website
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Anyway, I took an editing test today. I was asked to developmentally edit
and line edit an article for a company that was published on the Web more
than two years ago. If I do not get the assignment, is there any reason
for
me not to use the test as an example of my editing on my website?
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References:
Re: Do you edit with your mouth open?: From: Rae Burgess
Editing test on my website: From: Bonnie Granat
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