Short journal · Original editorial · Thinking in sequences
A process jumps from draft to finished without review.
A process is easier to discuss when its transitions are visible. Name what arrives, what changes, and what the next person needs. Test the sequence with one concrete example; a tidy diagram alone does not show that it works.
Mark where a reviewer checks the specific thing that could go wrong.
Do not confuse a tidy description with a useful result. Look at what the next reader or participant can actually do.
Try a question
What would you notice after trying this in one small, real situation?