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Annotated Review Pack Due

Stakeholders will annotate the landing page in the 4pm workshop and I have one PDF to collect their comments. I’m unsu…

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Stakeholders will annotate the landing page in the 4pm workshop and I have one PDF to collect their comments. I’m unsure how verbose the annotations should be and worry about receiving unusable feedback. Tell me what three things to annotate ahead of time to focus their comments, what file structure will keep their notes tidy, and give two short instructions to paste into the review invite so responses are actionable.
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I have to deliver an annotated review pack by this afternoon for a stakeholder workshop.

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