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Something I have noticed repeatedly when doing drafts for artifacts with an editorial process: I’ve begun inserting “sacrificial” paragraphs/examples/etc which I think are unlikely to survive review but which might shield points I want to keep. Generating these great for ideas.
This seems evidence of brokenness in the editorial process. Maybe just ditch that.
I do like a sacrificial sentence in my own writing. To see how I support my own idea. If, during the editing process, I find I have found truth, I can remove the sentence and let the idea stand on its own.
Edit: If the idea is true, let it stand on its own.
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