To edit something jointly with one or more other people; to share editorial responsibilities for a publication or text.
From co- (together, jointly) + edit (from Latin editus, put forth). A 20th-century word created with the co- prefix to describe collaborative editing.
Academic journals rely on coedit structures where multiple editors handle different sections—the word emerged from publishing's need to describe this increasingly common collaborative process.
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