Why proofreading is where marks quietly disappear Your marker reads hundreds of essays. Yours will not be the only one they’ve opened at midnight, powered by coffee, with a rubric to fill in. And the tired essays — typos in the first paragraph, a reference list that doesn’t match the citations, “teh” on page three …
You’ve done the hard part. The research is finished, the argument holds together, and your essay is finally taking shape. Then you reach the referencing — and a good piece of work starts leaking marks over commas, italics, and brackets. If that sounds familiar, you’re far from alone. Harvard referencing is one of the most …
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