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ENEO PROOFREADING – WEBSITE TERMS OF USE AND DEFINITIONS OF
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This website (Site) is operated by Eneo Proofreading ABN
97 691 212 044 (we, our or us). It is available at: https://eneo.net.au
and may be available through other addresses or channels.
Consent: By accessing and/or using our Site, you agree to these
terms of use and our Privacy Policy (available on our website) (Terms). Please read these Terms
carefully and immediately cease using our Site if you do not agree to them.
Variations: We may, at any time and at our discretion, vary these
Terms by publishing the varied terms on our Site. We recommend you check our
Site regularly to ensure you are aware of our current terms. Materials and
information on this Site (Content)
are subject to change without notice. We do not undertake to
keep our Site up-to-date and we are not liable if any Content is inaccurate or
out-of-date.
Licence to use our Site: We grant you a non-exclusive,
royalty-free, revocable, worldwide, non-transferable licence to use our Site in
accordance with these Terms. All other
uses are prohibited without our prior written consent.
Prohibited conduct: You must not do or
attempt to do anything: that is unlawful; prohibited by any laws applicable to
our Site; which we would consider inappropriate; or which might bring us or our
Site into disrepute, including (without limitation):
Exclusion of competitors: You are prohibited from using our Site,
including the Content, in any way that competes with our business.
Work: Documents
and information submitted to us or transmitted to us through private channels
for the explicit purpose of us editing or performing work on the information (Work).
Copyright in the Work remains with the Author.
Editorial decisions:
The Author retains ultimate editorial control and has the final say on which
edits will be accepted or rejected (regardless of who is to accept or reject
those changes in the tracked edit).
Intellectual
Property rights: Unless otherwise indicated, we own or licence all rights,
title and interest (including intellectual property rights) in our Site and all
of the Content. Your use of our Site and your use of and access to any Content
does not grant or transfer to you any rights, title or interest in relation to
our Site or the Content. You must not:
User Content:
You may be permitted to post, upload, publish, submit or transmit relevant
information and content (User Content)
on our Site. By making available any User Content on or through our Site, you
grant to us a worldwide, irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive, transferable,
royalty-free licence to use the User Content, with the right to use, view,
copy, adapt, modify, distribute, license, sell, transfer, communicate, publicly
display, publicly perform, transmit, stream, broadcast, access, or otherwise
exploit such User Content on, through or by means of our Site.
Third
party sites: Our Site may contain links to websites operated by third
parties. Unless expressly stated
otherwise, we do not control, endorse or approve, and are not responsible for,
the content on those websites. You
should make your own investigations with respect to the suitability of those
websites.
Discontinuance: We may, at any time and without notice to you,
discontinue our Site, in whole or in part.
We may also exclude any person from using our Site, at any time and at
our sole discretion. We are not responsible for any Liability you may suffer
arising from or in connection with any such discontinuance or exclusion.
Warranties and disclaimers: To the maximum extent permitted by law,
we make no representations or warranties about our Site or the Content,
including (without limitation) that:
You read, use and act on our
Site and the Content at your own risk.
Limitation of liability: To the maximum extent permitted by law, we
are not responsible for any loss, damage or expense, howsoever arising, whether
direct or indirect and/or whether present, unascertained, future or contingent
(Liability) suffered by you or any
third party, arising from or in connection with your use of our Site and/or the
Content and/or any inaccessibility of, interruption to or outage of our Site
and/or any loss or corruption of data and/or the fact that the Content is incorrect,
incomplete or out-of-date.
Indemnity: Our responsibility is to offer advice and suggestions to
the Author on how to improve the work, and to notify the Author of any legally
questionable material as soon as it is discovered. While we will make every
effort to bring such material to the attention of the Author, the Author agrees
to indemnify us from any successful claims, including legal fees, arising out
of any defamation or copyright infringement committed by the Author in creating
the work. Our editors are not required to purchase professional indemnity
insurance.
Furthermore, to the maximum
extent permitted by law, you must indemnify us, and hold us harmless, against
any Liability suffered or incurred by us arising from or in connection with
your use of our Site or any breach of these Terms or any applicable laws by
you. This indemnity is a continuing obligation, independent from the other
obligations under these Terms, and continues after these Terms end. It is not necessary for us to suffer or incur
any Liability before enforcing a right of indemnity under these Terms.
Termination: These Terms are effective until terminated by us,
which we may do at any time and without notice to you. In the event of termination, all restrictions
imposed on you by these Terms and limitations of liability set out in these
Terms will survive.
Disputes: In the event of any dispute arising from, or in
connection with, these Terms (Dispute),
the party claiming there is a Dispute must give written notice to the other
party setting out the details of the Dispute and proposing a resolution. Within
7 days after receiving the notice, the parties must, by their senior executives
or senior managers (who have the authority to reach a resolution on behalf of
the party), meet at least once to attempt to resolve the Dispute or agree on
the method of resolving the Dispute by other means, in good faith. All aspects of every such conference, except
the fact of the occurrence of the conference, will be privileged. If the parties
do not resolve the Dispute, or (if the Dispute is not resolved) agree on an
alternate method to resolve the Dispute, within 21 days after receipt of the
notice, the Dispute may be referred by either party (by notice in writing to
the other party) to litigation.
Confidentiality: We agree not to use or divulge the Work, or
any part of it, other than to fulfill our obligations under this agreement. We
agree to keep the work confidential until publication.
Relationship: Editors working for us are generally engaged
as independent contractors and nothing in this agreement creates an employment
relationship or agency.
Severance: If a provision of these Terms is held to be void,
invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision must be read down as narrowly
as necessary to allow it to be valid or enforceable. If it is not possible to
read down a provision (in whole or in part), that provision (or that part of
that provision) is severed from these Terms without affecting the validity or
enforceability of the remainder of that provision or the other provisions in
these Terms.
Jurisdiction: Your use of our Site and these Terms are governed by
the laws of Queensland, Australia. You irrevocably and unconditionally submit
to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts operating in Queensland, Australia and
any courts entitled to hear appeals from those courts and waive any right to
object to proceedings being brought in those courts.
Our Site may be accessed
throughout Australia and overseas. We
make no representation that our Site complies with the laws (including
intellectual property laws) of any country outside Australia. If you access our Site from outside
Australia, you do so at your own risk and are responsible for complying with
the laws of the jurisdiction where you access our Site.
For any questions and notices, please
contact us at:
Eneo
Proofreading
ABN 97
691 212 044
https://eneo.net.au
Email:
contact@eneo.net.au
Phone:
07 3159 4643
Last update: 20/07/2022
Website Terms of Use based on
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Definitions of Editing Terms
Copyediting: Correcting
spelling, punctuation and grammar; checking for consistency in usage,
terminology and facts within the document; checking cross-references; inserting
heading levels and noting approximate placement of elements such as art, tables
and figures; editing tables, figures, and lists. See also fact checking,
indexing, proofreading, substantive or structural editing.
Desktop publishing: Using
appropriate design software to format or lay out a document into a template
developed by a designer; placing art; preparing the document for various
publication formats. If the Editor is required to create the design and
template, this needs to be specified.
Developmental/project editing: Assisting the author to develop their manuscript, often from an early
draft but can be at any stage, to solve issues such as writing style, voice and
tone, and plot and character development. This can be prior to, incorporated in
or subsequent to a manuscript assessment, or substantive or structural edit.
Fact checking, citation checking, reference checking: Checking if facts,
quotes and references are accurate by finding the original sources. Specify
whether the Author or Editor is responsible for checking the work for any of
these elements to ensure accuracy and currency. If the Author is responsible,
the Editor may provide an additional but nominal level of checking, though not
through finding original sources.
Indexing: Preparing a list
of words, phrases, subjects and concepts and their locators at final design
stage (with pagination finalised) to provide a systematic hierarchical guide
that helps readers navigate the text. Indexing is a specialised skill that not
all editors offer. It requires the manuscript to be read and analysed from the
point of view of how a reader will try to find content, and it should be priced
as an additional cost if required.
Manuscript assessment (or appraisal): Checking a manuscript to see what is required from the editing process,
or providing feedback about the overall content, structure and style of a
manuscript without doing the editing. This usually entails providing in-text
comments and a letter or report.
Mark-up, electronic coding, tagging: Adding codes to a manuscript that provide instructions to the designer.
Picture research: Sourcing
suitable images to include in the work. This can include all stages of the
process: deciding which images are required, determining a suitable budget and
negotiating fees for use, finding images and securing permission to use them,
editing images, writing credits and captions. Specify which of these tasks are
the responsibility of the Author and which of the Editor.
Production coordination:
Coordinating and supervising the design, formatting and proofreading stages of
a manuscript. This is an oversight role, where other people will be responsible
for providing quotes and the detail of printer’s specifications, making
changes, formatting and proofing.
Project management: Taking
a project from proposal stage through to final manuscript, coordinating input
from parties such as authors, consultants or reviewers. This can also include
assistance with marketing and distribution.
Proofreading: Checking
proofs of edited and laid-out or typeset material for typos and small errors,
ensuring that the manuscript adheres to the design brief and that the editor’s
corrections have been made. This may mean checking running heads and page
numbers, cross-references and page breaks and carrying out copy-fitting.
Specify which of these tasks the Editor is required to perform. See also
copyediting, substantive or structural editing.
Rewriting: Writing material
again using content supplied by the Author. This might be required of text that
is multi-authored to ensure consistency of voice. If text flagged for copyediting
actually requires rewriting, the Editor should make this clear to the Author
before proceeding. This task is not permissible for PhD theses or academic
essays which may contribute to grades (see IPEd’s Guidelines for editing
research theses).
Style sheet: A document
containing the list of style decisions, which may incorporate spelling,
capitalisation and hyphenation choices; how to treat numbers, currencies and
measurements; type and paragraph styles. Specify if the Author or Editor is to
develop the style sheet. The Author may provide an initial style sheet to which
the Editor contributes during copyediting, with final style decisions agreed
between the parties.
Substantive or structural editing: Making sure that the manuscript’s structure, content, language and style
suit its intended audience and that the text is logical, balanced and complete.
Substantive editing can blur with copyediting; the Editor and Author should
discuss these levels of editing so that each is clear about the requirements of
the task. See also copyediting, developmental editing, manuscript assessment.
This level of edit is not permissible for PhD theses or academic essays which
may contribute to grades (see IPEd’s Guidelines for editing research theses).
Third-party permissions: Finding
the source of content and obtaining permission to use copyrighted material such
as song lyrics, quotes from other texts, photographs, illustrations, cartoons,
diagrams and maps. Specify whether the Author or Editor is responsible for
ascertaining fees for and obtaining copyright permissions. The Author is
responsible for paying any such fees.
