I think I've learned that by being a better review I've become a better writer
adding by being a better writer I've become a better reviewer. And so,
I think it's that process of having to sit down and look at someone's writing and hold it against
some criteria, identify those moments, articulate
not just like "this is working well" but why it's working well. Having to do that work
makes me more conscious when I go to do my own writing of what I'm doing
and allows me to have articulated, named strategies
for how I can approach that task.