#proofwriting

[shreekofjoy]

I love using and reading "we" in proofs and textbooks and what-have-you.

It feels a lot more personal and like I'm doing it with the other person, instead of either receiving diktats from on high, or issuing those diktats myself.

[walkingoftheearth]

Available as a beta reader and proofreader!

I'd be able to be a beta reader for any short/long form original stories or fanfics.

What I provide:

- Feedback on plot

- Characters

- Pacing

- Dialogue

- World-building

- Proofreading (Grammar, Spelling errors, etc)

- Overall story impact

- An in depth critique on Google docs.

Pricing is £3 per 1k words but can be negotiated and discounted depending on how much work you provide.

Can provide some past work to show what you'd get!

Send me a dm if this is something you're interested in :)

[bondeshbook]

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[urysohnslemming-blog]

Math Protip

When writing a proof, give a symbol to every set that you're going to use for longer than a sentence, even if you don't think you'll need to. If you don't, you'll end up like me and have like five references to 'our neighborhood' scattered throughout your solution, doing naught but making things entirely more confusing than they need to be.

Also, don't name arbitrary points 'a', that's just stupid. Choose a letter that isn't the only English word comprised of a single lowercase letter.

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