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Organization The most beneficial aspect of I Technical Editing: An Introduction to Editing in the Workplace i is the readability of the textbook. One of the textbook's aims is to provide an up-to-date view of the field (x); however, the question of I who i is privileged in technical editing, I which i students are seeking these careers, and I how i the field may consider including historically excluded forms and styles of editing are vital to continue researching. Chapters Four through Eleven focus on types of editing: this includes editing for organization, navigation, completeness, accuracy, style, visuals, page design, and reuse. Further discussion into the role of social justice in technical editing as the authors refer to on p. 33 is also needed within technical editing texts (see also [5]; [12]). [Extracted from the article]

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