The Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading defines copyediting as 'professional help to make a text ready for publication [or submission] by ensuring that it’s clear, consistent, correct and complete. Copyediting focuses on the detail of a text: agreeing final content, making sure it reads well for its intended purpose, and applying consistency to the language and formatting.'
It should be noted that proofreading and copyediting services are provided to improve the text of your document; responsibility for the accuracy and content of the final manuscript lies with you as the author and not with the proofreader/copyeditor. I do not offer re-writing or paraphrasing in this service or any other.
The Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading describes proofreading as 'the final quality check', with the following explanation: 'Because the proofreader works near the end of the publication [or submission] process, they are usually looking for remaining errors that must be corrected … the proofreader will not be rewording sentences, making larger structural interventions such as reordering blocks of text or inserting headings, or fact-checking (but they may raise a query about anything that seems wrong).'
It should be noted that proofreading and copyediting services are provided to improve the text of your document; responsibility for the accuracy and content of the final manuscript lies with you as the author and not with the proofreader/copyeditor. I do not offer re-writing or paraphrasing in this service or any other.
This is an editorial service that can be ordered separately or in conjunction with another service.
Please note that it is the author’s responsibility to ensure that bibliographic information is accurate – this is not a citation service.