How should I name draft vs. final versions of a document?

Clear naming conventions distinguish draft and final documents to avoid version confusion. Typically, drafts include labels like "Draft," version numbers (e.g., v0.1), or creation dates, while finalized files use "Final" or omit identifiers. For projects, use consistent terminology across all documents to ensure team members instantly identify file stages at a glance.

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