Can someone help point me in the right direction , like if there's a video I can review for this. But, what is the best flow for writing each chapter and then moving into the developmental editing phase? Is it better to edit extensively as each chapter is written and then move to developmental editing for further editing. Or would it be more effective to just make sure the chapters sound good and are fact checked and leave the extensive editing in the developemental editing phase? I'm used to editing heavily for each chapter, but feel that maybe a better process using PublishingFlow would be to allow the developmental stage to do that heavy lifting. If there's a tutorial or live call that I can watch, let me know. I searched around but couldn't seem to locate that information. Thanks so much,

Hi, i just started writing my first book. I finished the Introduction and Chapter 1. The writing assistant was acting glitchy, telling me it didn't understand my edits, but then started working normal. We had finished the changes/edits. I've come back to start working on Chapter 2 and it's gone back to the BRD and asking me to start writing. Are all my changes gone? The writing assistant and i had done some great editing, but now the Introduction and Chapter 1 aren't there and it looks like I'm starting for the first time? How do I get them back? Thanks so much.

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