"It is solvable" is equivalent to "politics are not necessary", which I can't agree with. Agreeing on edits requires a shared context, a shared understanding o

"It is solvable" is equivalent to "politics are not necessary", which I can't agree with. Agreeing on edits requires a shared context, a shared understanding of the goal and requirements of the text being edited, and a shared projection of how readers should understand the text and how they will understand it instead. The specific contextual information required for automated editing is dependent on the combined situation of all writers, considering their professional, personal and cultural contexts. Assuming that context can't be made available in a systematized way, the machine will choose an edit that is not guaranteed to match the intentions and expectations of the people involved. Instead, it will just act as adding one more writer to the mix.