2 thoughts on “Fact checking”

  1. I’m working on a “watch me edit live” video requested by the uni I teach for and I’m insisting on a time-lapse portion where I go to check the spelling of a name [insert rabbit hole] then turn back to my document only to remember that I was supposed to find the spelling. Other rabbit holes include “looking up that one style point in CMOS” and “checking email for the file I’m waiting on.”

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