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they can see certain errors in their work before any comments are made? It must be something about the background color.
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Not surprising that they spot errors and problems in what they post. But they could also be looking for advice on how to correct them.
(Don't look at me for more than the vaguest generalizations. I'm largely absent in Fragments and Feedbacks, looking rarely and commenting even more rarely. You guys, who post there all the time, you step up and provide better answers than I can...)
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I have tried all these things as suggested.I personally think that it was because(I thought) someone else was going to read it that wasn't afraid to tell me their opinion.
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I've noticed that and always thought it was because I was looking at only thirteen lines. It's much easier to edit thirteen lines than it is to edit the opening to a story--even if it's the exact same length.
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I hate it when you're submitting a story to a publisher and it's contained within the email. That few seconds it takes to complete the send and you're helpless to stop it, that's when you spot the typo. Argh.
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