Thanks, that sounds like a good solution if you just need to anonymize the author and acknowledgments. Sometimes (at least in philosophy) you also need to change the content, e.g. changing references to one's past work into the "third person" in order not to reveal one's identity.
Thanks, that sounds like a good solution if you just need to anonymize the author and acknowledgments. Sometimes (at least in philosophy) you also need to change the content, e.g. changing references to one's past work into the "third person" in order not to reveal one's identity.
Yeah in that case you do need different sources altogether. When things get complicated with lots of diagrams, tables, and whatnot, I also split each of those into different files, the idea being isolating as much as possible what can change and reuse what stays the same. But as usual you can go too far overoptimizing your workflow to the point where it stops being helpful. Computer scientists love doing that ЁЯдг
Thanks, that sounds like a good solution if you just need to anonymize the author and acknowledgments. Sometimes (at least in philosophy) you also need to change the content, e.g. changing references to one's past work into the "third person" in order not to reveal one's identity.
Yeah in that case you do need different sources altogether. When things get complicated with lots of diagrams, tables, and whatnot, I also split each of those into different files, the idea being isolating as much as possible what can change and reuse what stays the same. But as usual you can go too far overoptimizing your workflow to the point where it stops being helpful. Computer scientists love doing that ЁЯдг