I think the question was about whether the proofreader gets any notes
the submitter might have left. If I understood that correctly then the
submitter adds notes to the proofreader as the last step of the
submission process and the proofer then must click the editing history
of the book to read any such notes. The proofer will also have to
somehow separate out the note from all the technicalese on that history
page that interferes with making sense of it.
On 5/3/2017 7:13 PM, Deborah Murray (Redacted sender blinkeeblink for
DMARC) wrote:
Hi Clarissa,
When a scanner submits a book to the checkout list, they get a confirmation
email that let's them know their book has been submitted. That's all.
If a book is sent back to a proofer for more work, then there will be
instructions for how to handle what still remains to be done.
Both the scanner and proofer receive this email. Does that answer your question?
Deborah
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It is my understanding that when someone submits a book, they are sent
an email that includes notes to the potential proofreader about what
needs to be fixed. Is this correct, and, if it is, is it possible for
the proofer to then get a copy of that information?
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