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I was just wondering who were the "professional" editors. Some credentials might increase the trust in your service.
by bvrlt 15y ago
I was just wondering who were the "professional" editors. Some credentials might increase the trust in your service.
- libria 15y agoThis exactly. Why the anonymity with web service vendors? I was looking at fiabee.com the other day and "About Us" and "Contact" give the impression that the business owners have something to hide. Even the blog is written "by admin". Why not use the name listed on the domain registry that anyone can look up? Doesn't inspire confidence.
- prestia 15y agoI agree completely. Is this service farmed out to Mechanical Turk with the supposition that more eye is equal to higher quality? Or do you legitimately have qualified individuals reviewing these submissions?
- fishtoaster 15y agoI agree. A turk-based proofreading system might not be a bad idea- a few layers of suggestion verification and you could get a pretty good first-pass proofreading out of it. However, the lack of transparency makes this more than a little shady.
- jpulgarin 15y agoWe're going to be writing more information about our proofreading process and adding examples of our work soon. That's a totally fair point.