Editor

Every contributor to Wikipedia is called an editor; see Wikipedia:How to edit a page

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The term editor may refer to:

As a person that does editing:

Copy editing, making formatting changes and other improvements to text
Business editing, making revisions, formatting and syntax improvements to business documents
Film editing, connecting shots to form a sequence then an entire movie
Literary editor, in a newspaper or similar, deals with reviews or literary criticism
Consulting editor, non-salaried, independent literary editor
Contributing editor, a magazine or book-publishing title, sometimes honorary, with a variety of meanings
Managing editor, senior member of a publication's management team
Sound editor, prepares the sound mixing a TV program or film

As a computer program:

Character editor, for editing characters in computer games
Digital audio editor, for editing audio data
Graphics editor, for creating and manipulating visual images
- Raster graphics editor, for editing pictures in bitmap or raster format
- Vector graphics editor, for editing pictures in vector format
Level editor, for editing levels of computer games
Hex editor, for editing binary data
HTML editor, for editing web pages
MS-DOS Editor, a plain-text editor for MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
Source code editor, for editing source code
Text editor, for editing plain text
Word processor, for producing and editing any sort of printable material
WYSIWYG editor, for editing and visualizing formatted text or graphics
XML editor, for editing XML data

As other uses:

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