cc editing process

[James Whittle <james.whittle@e-centre.org.uk>]

Hello everyone, I thought I should take a few moments to explain one method
by which we could ensure that the editing process and comments collation
happens as smoothly as possible next time round.

1.	documents go back out for public review, every author is given an
updated copy of their document which includes any changes requested by QRT.
2.	Each document has an individual editor who is responsible for
collating the comments against the document. This person will collect all
comments during the public review cycle.
3.	At the close of the public review cycle the editor will adjust the
document to include what comments he/she can (mainly editorial) and track
these in the comments log. The revised (editorial) document plus the
outstanding comments log will then be passed to the author(s) for them to
deal with the remaining comments and complete the comments log.
4.	Finally a revised document and completed comments logs should be
sent to me for compilation into our next document release.

This process does place a fair degree of pressure on the authors to deal
with comments in a short space of time. But authors are still able to deal
with comments as they are submitted to the list serve, but I recommend that
they trace those comments in a log which can be compared to the final
submitted comments log to avoid confusion.

I hope this is clear, and if you have any suggestions let me know.
  
Kind regards

James Whittle
E Business standards executive

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