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Rage.
How to enrage an editor:
1. Add typos after the edit is done.
2. Format unevenly, then become perplexed that this shows in the final document.
2.5 Format in such a way that the editor has to go through the entire document, line by line. (ie: some paragraphs manually indented, others not)
3. Not follow clear instructions; complain because instructions were expected to be followed.
4. Tell editor to change things that should have been addressed before submission (like say, a character's name).
5. Say "Once you get published, you'll understand how busy writers are."
This last one is not just factually incorrect, it doesn't make any goddamn sense. Gah!
1. Add typos after the edit is done.
2. Format unevenly, then become perplexed that this shows in the final document.
2.5 Format in such a way that the editor has to go through the entire document, line by line. (ie: some paragraphs manually indented, others not)
3. Not follow clear instructions; complain because instructions were expected to be followed.
4. Tell editor to change things that should have been addressed before submission (like say, a character's name).
5. Say "Once you get published, you'll understand how busy writers are."
This last one is not just factually incorrect, it doesn't make any goddamn sense. Gah!