I don't work for TNW and have never written for them, but web editing often works like this: 1.) Author submits an article often as a word file. 2.) Editor st

I don't work for TNW and have never written for them, but web editing often works like this: 1.) Author submits an article often as a word file. 2.) Editor starts working on the word file. 3.) Author and editor do 1-5 rounds of edits using track changes. 4.) Editor says "Great, post it to run at xx:xx on mm-dd." 5.) The author actually logs in and makes the post. If you're thinking that technology we use every day could solve this problem, you're right! Alas, it's harder to fix years of habits than the technical issues behind the habits.