OH MY GOD. For the FIRST TIME EVER, a reviewer has BOTH told me that my manuscript's structure is inadequate AND GIVEN ME SUGGESTIONS FOR THE NEW STRUCTURE. BLESS THIS REVIEWER. BLESS THEM. #AcademicTwitter
OH MY GOD. They even marked SPECIFIC sentences that can be pulled from other places in the manuscript to go under the new recommended structure. They literally did the work. They recognized my argument and are helping me make it clear to people with linear brains. T_T BLESS THEM.
They gave me recommendations for how change presentation of a list into a two column table for improved readability. They are so nice I love them I want to meet them and ordain them into my academic polycule.
It's time for reviewer 2 now. Brace for Impact.
It was fine. Also very clear and helpful, with the exception of not providing recommendations for alternative statistical analysis when criticizing the method I did use. Can't wait to resubmit.

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Spoiler: no one does 🧵
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First, to protect my job, this didn't happen at Purdue.

Second, no one literally said "you cannot be PI because you are disabled"

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