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Applies AP, Chicago, or custom house style to a manuscript, correcting capitalization, punctuation, numbers, abbreviations, and usage inconsistencies with a detailed change log.
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Applies a named style guide — AP, Chicago, or a custom house style — to a manuscript, flagging and correcting capitalisation, punctuation, number formatting, abbreviations, and usage inconsistencies throughout.
Reviews copy against a defined house style guide and returns a structured list of every deviation with the correct form and rule reference.
Reviews written copy line-by-line against Every's style guide for grammar, punctuation, mechanics, formatting, and compliance. Ideal for articles, blogs, and docs.
Reviews and edits copy against Every's style guide. Use for articles, headlines, or any content requiring grammar, mechanics, and style compliance.
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Applies a named style guide — AP, Chicago, or a custom house style — to a manuscript, flagging and correcting capitalisation, punctuation, number formatting, abbreviations, and usage inconsistencies throughout.
Required: The full draft text you want formatted. The name of the target style guide (AP, Chicago, or "house style"). Optional: Your house style sheet as a list of rules — essential if you choose "house style." Specific problem areas to prioritise (e.g., "we always spell out percent, never use the % symbol"). Any words or names that should be treated as exceptions (proper nouns, brand names with unusual capitalisation).
Two sections: (1) the fully formatted manuscript, ready to hand to a layout editor; (2) a numbered change log in plain English, grouped by category (capitalisation, numbers, punctuation, abbreviations, word choice). Change log entries are brief — one line each. Total length scales with the source manuscript. No editorial commentary on content — only style-level changes.
Style guide: AP
Manuscript:
The Prime Minister announced on Tuesday, March 4th, that 3 new hospitals would be built before 2030. The Health Minister, Dr. Jane Ellsworth, said the investment — totalling $4.2 billion dollars — would create more than 11,000 jobs.
"We are committed to fixing healthcare," Ellsworth said. "This is the single biggest investment in health-care infrastructure in 40 years."
The announcement came after months of pressure from the British Medical Association (BMA). The BMA has called for increased funding since January, 2022.
Formatted manuscript (AP style):
The prime minister announced Tuesday that three new hospitals would be built before 2030. Health Minister Jane Ellsworth said the investment — totaling $4.2 billion — would create more than 11,000 jobs.
"We are committed to fixing health care," Ellsworth said. "This is the single biggest investment in health care infrastructure in 40 years."
The announcement came after months of pressure from the British Medical Association. The BMA has called for increased funding since January 2022.
Change log: