Reviewable Edits
When Academe rewrites your text, the changes are not applied immediately. They arrive as tracked suggestions, and you decide what stays.
Every change is a proposal
Ask Academe to rewrite a paragraph, tighten an argument, or smooth a transition. Its output does not overwrite your draft. Instead, additions appear underlined and deletions struck through, so you can read the suggestion in context, right next to your own writing.
Accept or reject each change
Hover over any tracked change to bring up Accept / Reject controls. Accept the lines you agree with, reject the rest. Three rewritten sentences? Keep only the two that actually land.
An Accept all / Reject all shortcut is there for clear cases.
Stream as you watch
Long rewrites stream in character by character as tracked inserts. You see the suggestion unfold, and you can reject and move on the moment it goes sideways. No need to wait for it to finish.
Your changes, too
The same tracked-change system works for your own edits when you turn it on. It is useful when a thesis advisor wants to see what changed between drafts, or when you’re editing a peer’s work and want the original author to sign off before changes stick.