Rewrite Without Losing Meaning

Make text shorter or simpler without dropping a single fact that matters.

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Rewrite each message so it is at most 45 words and easier to read while keeping every fact, number and condition, and without adding anything that wasn't there.

  • W1 At most 45 words
  • W2 Every essential fact retained
  • W3 No new figures introduced
  • W4 Meaning isn't reversed
  • W5 Stays one readable paragraph
  • W6 Tone still fits the original
What a strong prompt does here

Shortening is easy; shortening without loss is the skill. A strong prompt separates what must survive (facts, numbers, conditions) from what may change (wording, order), and sets the limit as a hard constraint rather than a preference.

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