Will you edit my response to reviewers?
We are happy to edit all documents related to your manuscript. You are welcome to submit the main manuscript and the response letter in one order so that we can edit all of your files at once. Please combine the word count for all the files submitted for editing.
When calculating the word count of your response letter, please count only the words in your responses; the reviewers' comments should be excluded from the word count. If you have previously paid for our Premium Editing service for your manuscript and now need your responses to the reviewers to be edited, we can edit your response letter at no additional charge.
Please see our article on free re-editing for further instructions.
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