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orgsci-rebuttal

Use after an Organization Science R&R to plan the revision and draft the point-by-point response letter, following the journal's codified author-response norms — verbatim italic quoting of each comment, no duplicated responses across reviewers, and a non-combative, non-effusive tone, while prioritizing the autonomous senior editor's concerns.

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# R&R Revision & Response Letter (orgsci-rebuttal)

## When to trigger

- You received a major/minor R&R and need to plan revisions and write the response
- Reviewers disagree with each other or with the senior editor
- You are unsure how to format the response letter for this venue

## Revise the manuscript before you write the letter

A response letter is only as good as the revision behind it. Re-derive the **overall contribution** the SE asked for (`orgsci-contribution-framing`), strengthen the **mechanism and design logic** where identification is impossible (`orgsci-methods` / `orgsci-data-analysis`), and update the exhibits. Then write the letter to a manuscript you have actually changed.

## Follow the journal's codified author-response norms
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