When a team connects its sources, the temptation is to let the drafts flow and spot-check. We suggest the opposite for the first week: one person reads the first two hundred drafts, start to finish.
What you will find
Pages that answer a question in their last paragraph. Two pages with different return windows. A rule everyone knows that was never written down. Each one turns into a draft that is slightly wrong, and each one is a page to fix.
Keep a list
Write down every edit you make and why. After two hundred drafts the list is usually a dozen items long, and most teams fix all of them in a day.
