Correction Marks are symbols and notations used during proofreading to indicate necessary changes, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and overall quality of written text.
Proofreading involves reviewing and correcting written material to find and correct typographical, spelling, grammar, and stylistic errors ensuring accuracy and consistency.
Revising refers to the process of reviewing, altering, and refining content to enhance clarity, coherence, and overall quality.
Substantive editing involves significant restructuring and rewriting of text to enhance content coherence, clarity, and overall quality.
STET is a proofreader's or editor's notation used to indicate that marked corrections should be ignored and the original text should remain unchanged. The term is derived from the Latin word meaning 'let it stand.'
