I wanted to post my fanfic by January and another by the end of the year, but I've been trying to edit my work closer to how a professional editor would do it. That is, make a pass for character inconsistencies, plot holes, adding/removing chapters (using parallel, reverse chronological narratives makes this tough), and making sure themes and motifs are kept up throughout, another pass for tone, syntax, word choice, and dialogue, another pass for spelling and grammar, and a final pass for formatting (more relevant for print). I want to edit like this going forward because I want to write and edit like a pro even though it's a hobby because it would be nice to self-publish original work, and I just don't want to deal with the costs of editing and making sure every single word is perfect when I don't plan to make writing an income stream. Having a book published is just a cool thing to do in my opinion (assuming it isn't some kind of spam). Also, the faster I can edit the more fanfiction I can put out. So far, writing it takes far longer than editing since I never have any guaranteed time to myself. Outlines help with this a lot, I'm told, and I've never written a story without one.
Editing like this is a slow process since I've never done it before, but it's been much easier than just having at it in the margins of a word document. I feel like with some kind of standardized outline, complete with sections for editing, tone, and the like this would be even easier. And I have wanted to put one out there for Excel/Spreadsheet outlines since I don't like most of what's out there. Also, no one outlines in Excel, so there's not much out there.