Rule 1: Macro-Discourse and Epistemic Alignment
Signatures: #4, #21, #22, #25, #27–#32Language models minimize initial token uncertainty by opening with sweeping historical truisms and resist stopping on a bare fact due to assistant alignment training. This rule cuts artificial framing and grounds claims in source specifics.
- Cut Staged Run-Ups & Panoramic Openers (
#25): Delete broad truisms ("In today's rapidly evolving landscape...", "Müasir dövrdə sürətlə inkişaf edən...") and start directly with the specific claim or tension. - Cut Moralizing Codas & Sandwich Symmetry (
#21, #22): Remove paragraph-ending lines that merely restate the opening sentence and cut uplifting future-oriented send-offs. - Trim Obvious Deductive Bridges (
#29) & Calibrate Hedging (#27, #32): Cut intermediate filler steps that the intended reader already knows; strip performative modal buffers while strictly preserving source-backed empirical uncertainty.