Most style guides have a rigid approach about how to define acronyms. However, if you want the best possible experience for the reader, you need to be flexible. This article explains how.

We all make quirky mistakes while writing that we usually don’t notice – and they vary from person to person.

When you see one mistake, you’ll usually find others nearby. I always tell people this in my writing and sub-editing workshops, and yet this observation applies to far more than just proofreading.

Everyone can have a bad day when it comes to proofreading. Even the most experienced editors can (and do) read and re-read the same bit of copy only to miss a glaring typo that even a primary school kid can spot.