Try a review
Below is a short document with six edits waiting for review, shown the way Wymark shows one: the markdown file in the Source view, the same file in the Formatted view, and a card for each change that removed, moved or restyled text. Accept or reject a change in either view, and both follow. The document explains itself as you go.
# Review in one minute
This document was edited since it was last accepted, and each edit is waiting for a decision. Accept a change to keep it, or reject it to put back what was there — <!--wymark: {"author":"Jane Doe"}@@Both views?--><!--wymark-reply: {"author":"Assistant"}@@Source is the markdown file exactly as it is saved, character for character. Formatted is the same file with the markup rendered.-->both views follow<!--wymark-end-->.
New text is washed green, like the end of this sentence. Click it to accept or reject it.
A replaced word leaves a card with the old word in it: this review is due on Thursday.
A formatting change gets a card of its own, because the words stay and only their look changes: **these words** are now bold.
This paragraph moved up from the bottom of the document. Its card says so, and rejecting it sends the paragraph back.
- [x] Ticking a box is a change too
Deleted text has nothing left to wash, so its card marks where it was.
That is the whole review: every change, one decision each.
Review in one minute
This document was edited since it was last accepted, and each edit is waiting for a decision. Accept a change to keep it, or reject it to put back what was there — both views follow.
New text is washed green, like the end of this sentence. Click it to accept or reject it.
A replaced word leaves a card with the old word in it: this review is due on Thursday.
A formatting change gets a card of its own, because the words stay and only their look changes: these words are now bold.
This paragraph moved up from the bottom of the document. Its card says so, and rejecting it sends the paragraph back.
- Ticking a box is a change too
Deleted text has nothing left to wash, so its card marks where it was.
That is the whole review: every change, one decision each.
Nothing here is a mock-up. The changes come from Wymark’s own diff engine, comparing two versions of the file, and the cards are the ones the app draws; only the editing is left out. Review covers the rest: where the baseline comes from, and what accepting a change does to the file.
# Try a review
Below is a short document with six edits waiting for review, shown the way Wymark shows one: the markdown file in the Source view, the same file in the Formatted view, and a card for each change that removed, moved or restyled text. Accept or reject a change in either view, and both follow. The document explains itself as you go.
[a one-minute review](review-demo:review-tour)
Nothing here is a mock-up. The changes come from Wymark's own diff engine, comparing two versions of the file, and the cards are the ones the app draws; only the editing is left out. [Review](/docs/concepts/review) covers the rest: where the baseline comes from, and what accepting a change does to the file.