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Paul is a graphic designer and front-end web developer based in Brighton, England. Currently at the Guardian, he was previously a senior designer at Clearleft where he worked for organisations such as UNICEF, NBC Universal and eBay and Mozilla. When not writing about design, travel and politics, he can be found building Bradshaw’s Guide, a digitised version of George Bradshaw’s victorian railway handbook.

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After Editorially: The Search For Alternative Collaborative Online Writing Tools

The best writers often work with an editor (or two), who will help them coalesce their words into something more compelling or easier to understand. Having worked with several editors, Paul Lloyd really came to appreciate this aspect of the writing process. Refinement is an essential aspect of any creative process. As refactoring code can make a program more logical and efficient, editing a text can allow an underlying idea to be more clearly stated, or make a piece more enjoyable to read. And when he heard about Editorially, a collaborative writing tool designed with Web writers in mind, he immediately signed up. Read more…