When our editors give a rating, it's accompanied by feedback to help you improve. It'll usually cover punctuation, style, filler, and other things according to AP Style rules. 

The comments for your work are a bit hidden on your profile. Here's how you can find them:

1. From your author home page, click on Assignments > Statistics. 

2. Then, click on “See details of rating” in the “Current Quality Level” box. 

3. Click on “Show order 1” to see your article. 

a. Note: There are some instances when not every order in a batch is rated. This could potentially be due to the length or type of content of

the orders. You might have to click on a different order in order to view the article that was rated.

4. In this window, you can select each of the highlighted sentences. 

5. This will show a popup box with our editor’s corrections and commentary. 

a. Our editor’s corrections will appear in brackets. 

b. Please compare your original sentence to the sentence in the popup window to see the differences. 

6. At the bottom of the page, there will be additional commentary. This commentary contains helpful information on how to correct most errors. 

You might see a note in your feedback with a warning about getting a demotion. This means that we believe your quality is starting to slip below your current star level, and we want you to know so that you can get back on track! When you get a demotion, be sure to read through previous comments carefully. If you're not quite sure why you're getting a warning or if you want advice to keep from dropping your star level, you can always reach out to us at authors@textbroker.com!