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We explore the term ‘OCD’ and why it has no place as a marker of attention to detail for the professional editor.
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- The difference between character traits of orderliness and the lived experience of OCD
- What is OCD and how does it affect people?
- Why OCD is a noun and what that means for how we use the term
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We explore the term ‘OCD’ and why it has no place as a marker of attention to detail for the professional editor.
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- The difference between character traits of orderliness and the lived experience of OCD
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- Helping clients create engaging rather than distracting messages
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