Brevity does what WordRake has always done, which is suggest edits that can make a document more concise. WordRake now has two editing modes: Brevity and Simplicity. Tomorrow, I will publish a brief hands-on review after testing an advance copy of the software. Today I will tell you about the new version. WordRake President Scott Johns calls this a “massive update” in which WordRake has “expanded functionality, dramatically increased editing algorithm quantity and quality, eliminated license keys for renewals, and lowered the barrier to entry for new users.” The legal editing software WordRake is today releasing a new version 4.0 that expands its functionality, adds new pricing options for less-frequent users, and introduces a new Simplicity editing mode for simplifying complex language. See also followup: I Put WordRake’s New Version 4.0 to the Test Against the Supreme Court’s Second Amendment Opinion in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association.
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