What distinguishes good editing from great editing in academic papers? - need input

Good editing catches basic errors like grammar and spelling, but great editing goes deeper by refining the structure of arguments and ensuring the paper flows smoothly. I agree with the previous comment about the significance of coherence and logical progression. It's crucial for a paper to have a clear line of thought that readers can follow easily. I've found helpful is reading my papers out loud - it really helps in catching awkward phrasings or inconsistencies.

Do you guys have any specific editing techniques that have worked wonders for you? I'm always looking for new tips to up my editing game! 😊 How do you balance maintaining your voice as a writer while also ensuring your paper is polished to perfection? Can't wait to hear your thoughts!
 
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