A long-winded "what if..."
Let's say you got notes from one of the fine folks often named on DDP. You executed some of the notes, ignored some, tried to respond to the note-behind-the-note on others.
You have a shiny new draft.
Is there value to paying for notes from the same person? Should you get a fresh set of eyes, letting the new work stand on its own? Or should you have previous reader review it in context of the changes?
It would be great to hear from writers and readers.
Thanks in advance.
Let's say you got notes from one of the fine folks often named on DDP. You executed some of the notes, ignored some, tried to respond to the note-behind-the-note on others.
You have a shiny new draft.
Is there value to paying for notes from the same person? Should you get a fresh set of eyes, letting the new work stand on its own? Or should you have previous reader review it in context of the changes?
It would be great to hear from writers and readers.
Thanks in advance.
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