Editor's reversals is a term used to describe the process of making changes to a document or piece of writing. This process is usually done by an editor, who will review the document and make any necessary changes. The term 'stets' is a five-letter word that is used to indicate that a change should not be made. It is derived from the Latin word 'STARE, ' which means 'to stand.' In other words, when an editor sees the word 'stets' in a document, they know that the text should remain unchanged.