Why do editors have to check for typos and errors?

>>5

It’s as if Emperor Go-Daigo were like a disabled person…

Adults are not liars.

It’s just that I make mistakes…

I wonder if the author has messy handwriting…

What is the origin?

If the editor doesn’t edit, they’re just a messenger…

In the digital version, it’s been fixed.

If you read the sentence properly, you would understand that it doesn’t make sense…

Is it because of hearing loss?

I wonder if they’re typing the lines on a PC.

>>15

“I hit ‘e’ instead of ‘yu’ and converted it → It’s not A.”

If editing did its job, typos and errors would be eliminated, so typos and errors would have disappeared from this world.

When I input the reading aloud, the machine messed up.

The typo rate is likely to change depending on whether it’s selling well or not.

It’s just a small piece, so I don’t really care.

It’s better than just telling you to take a look.

Masop.

Even if proofreading is done, it is difficult to eliminate typos and omissions.

I don’t really care, but I like Beethoven’s eccentric episodes because they are interesting.

Even though I was just walking around the city when I had already become a super famous composer, I was treated like a homeless person and detained because my appearance was too dirty.

Level A hearing impairment

So there isn’t such a thing as type A or type B for hearing loss?

I once created a doujin and asked a friend for proofreading, read it out loud myself, and had it read by software. I thought it was perfect, but then found a typo after submission and felt despair.

Could it be that an editor at the level of Shonen Jump made such a mistake?

There was also a missing character in Nue.

If hearing impairment is B, then maybe it was just barely safe.

In regular editing, there are generally assistant editors in addition to the main editor.

Even so, mistakes in confirmation can happen, can’t they?

Is it the editor of Gamest?

It’s fine for magazines since they can be corrected later, but with a paperback…

>>38

The Yu-Gi-Oh manga had quite a few issues, like typos and other problems…

In the paperback edition, it was indeed fixed.

It may be a worldview where there is AB with hearing loss.

No, this excuse is impossible.

Is there a level to hearing loss?

I skimmed over it, but it was just a normal typo…

It feels like this happened after confirming verbally or something.

“I can’t read the fourth character.” “It’s ‘yue’.” “That’s interesting.”

Such exchanges are common.

If we take one wrong step, it would be a manga episode of Gag Manga Biyori…

Due to hearing impairment.

Up until then, they are probably editing properly.

The reason I am not doing this job is proofreading.

This guy is a new editor, so he’s better than Takano, who has been hanging around for years and is in that state.

There is a possibility that it was overlooked because it is categorized by symptoms.

It wouldn’t have been a problem if it was B, even with hearing impairment…

The southern dynasty is great!

I thought it was about blood type or rank and overlooked it, but for some reason…

This is a type of typo I’ve never seen before.

I thought it was a musical term I didn’t know because they were talking about Beethoven.

Stop saying “um” and “uh.”

>>51

The provided text is not Japanese. If you have a different Japanese text for translation, please share it.

The ability of editing is B.

The impact is significant.

Last week, I also confused suitability and fairness in Sakamoto Days.

Editing is really the job, so what are you doing?

It may be an environment where there are other jobs at a level that overlooks simple typographical errors.

His name is Beethoven.

I am a special A-class hearing-impaired person.

I did it!

If it’s just a few letters of the alphabet, it might not look like some kind of specialized term.

Beethoven was a Southerner.

Do you lick the onan-cho?

>>61

No… that’s quite alright.

The electron was the cause, wasn’t it?

Move the Indians to the right.

Hmmm…

Rather, adding text is the job of editing, isn’t it?

If I mess up here, there’s nothing I can do afterward.

It’s no surprise that the current Jump is said to be in a dark period.

>>67

When I look at the era that was referred to as the dark age or the end of times, it was really better than now…

Even in the era when it was said that there was only one piece, there are still many works that have been animated…

>>71

It hasn’t changed even now.

To be honest, there are quite a few incompetent editors.

I just hit that.

Zangyura’s Uliat is still happening where the Indian pulls the lever to the right like a big pant.

Hearing impairment level: A (★★★) meaning.

You can buy a car with money, but you cannot buy life with money.

Is it the Kojima from Monthly Cheyuns?

Thank you, it’s A influence.