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>it is the poor editor that *adds* words to an article,
>especially if those words change the meaning of the piece.
Huh? If there are words *missing*, either dropped or needed for
clarification, a good editor still wouldn't add them?
Every good editor has done a bad edit at some point. To call someone a poor
editor on that basis is, well, poor.
Best regards,
Brian Baresch, baresch -at- cjnetworks -dot- com
Lawrence, Kansas
High-caliber editing: Brian's the one!
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