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artbull-revision-and-response

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Use when revising an Art Bulletin manuscript after a decision and writing the response to referees — converting double-blind reviewers without diluting the art-historical contribution, while keeping anonymity and the image/permissions plan on track. Structures the response; it does not fabricate new evidence.

When to use

• Planning the revision and response letter after an R&R decision
• Reconciling demands from disagreeing referees
• Writing the cover note to the editor summarizing the revision
• Structuring point-by-point responses to referee comments
• Managing image permissions for new figures during revision

When not to use

• Fabricating new evidence
• Ignoring or quietly merging away a comment
• Capitulating to requests that break the argument
• Adding a new figure without clearing its permissions
• Letting the revised manuscript lose anonymity

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