#text editing

• Addendum — A rare, neologistic, or regional form for the term 'addenda'; a list of additions, notes, corrections, or supplements inserted at the end of a book, treatise, or official document to correct errors or supply further details. This structural term serves to maintain the informational integrity of the work without modifying the core text.
• Annotate — To note down, record, or add notes, observations, comments, explanations, or glosses on the margins of a text, document, manuscript, or book; to insert explanatory elements designed to facilitate the deep understanding or critical interpretation of a literary or scientific work. In a modern sense, it also applies to processing datasets for artificial intelligence.
• Antip — A rare technical term used in old typography or paleography to designate a correction mark, an inverse marginal notation, or a conventional academic abbreviation; in the jargon of vintage prints, it could also indicate an opposite page or a symmetrical structure inverted relative to the main text.
• Auto-correction — The act of auto-correcting and its result; a software function or psycholinguistic process through which grammatical, spelling, or behavioral errors are instantly identified and rectified by the system itself. This structural mechanism ensures data accuracy in digital communication and optimizes human learning processes.