Hiring a copy editor for python for the lab

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I have mixed feeling regarding the outcome of finding someone on upwork. However, there is nothing to loose by just trying. So I decided to give it a shot and look for a copy-editor for Python for the Lab. The thing that made me hesitant was that the people with a bit of experience had no clue about what it meant plain text files. The book is written in Latex and I didn't want people messing up with the code, or trying to parse comments on a shared google drive doc.

One day, however, I got a message from Jaya, who happens to be also a collaborator of Real Python, knows Python, and has a profile on Github. It couldn't be a better match. She has started to work on the book, the first pull request has arrived. I am happy.

Tags: #writing #copy-editor


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