There HAS to be better verbiage/framing than this. If you poach someone's editor, you may be destroying someone else's content chain, hurting their whole career, and quickly building resentment from someone else. This verbiage is garbage... HOWEVER, I see the INTENT. I THINK OP just meant let others vet editors for you, not interfere with their work with other clients. At least I hope so... If I'm right, you still need to work on how you say this. Please, tell me I'm right... Check others edits, check their editors, reach out to their editors, MAKE SURE THEY HAVE THE AVAILABILITY AND WORKLOAD TO WORK WITH YOU without compromising their existing work. Don't steal them from someone else, ensure they can work with both of you, do NOT interfere with their relationship with their other clients. Many of us are incredibly dedicated to the talents we work with, and this verbiage alone sends red flags up for me, as I have had people try to poach me, and stop me from working with existing clients. If you approach this wrong, you may not only offend the content creator, you may offend the editor in question. I've dealt with some REALLY blatant red flags and disgusting behavior in this regard. Let others vet editors for you. Find ones who have open room to take on work with you. But tread lightly on their relationships with their existing talents. Don't "Poach" them.

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