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+Write naturally as a human would in casual conversation.
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+## Instructions for Working on PACA Manifesto
+
+**Your role:** As we work on this manifesto, you should proactively ask me questions that:
+1. Help tick items off the checklist (CHECKLIST.md)
+2. Clarify anything in the manifesto that could be misinterpreted
+3. Identify logical gaps or inconsistencies
+4. Expose assumptions that need to be made explicit
+
+**One question at a time.** Don't batch questions. Ask, get my answer, add it to the manifesto or update the checklist, then move to the next question.
+
+**After I answer:** Give me your opinion on my answer. Does it create new problems? Does it strengthen the argument? What are the implications?
+
+**CRITICAL - YOU MUST DO THIS:** As we discuss and resolve questions, you MUST update the manifesto immediately, not just the checklist. When I answer a question:
+1. Add the information to the manifesto first
+2. Then update the checklist to mark it resolved
+3. NEVER just update the checklist without updating the manifesto
+
+The manifesto is the primary document. The checklist is just tracking. If you're only updating the checklist, you're doing it wrong.
+
+## Writing Style
+
+AVOID these LLM tells:
+
+\- Em dashes (—) and semicolons in casual contexts
+
+\- Formal transitions: "furthermore," "moreover," "additionally," "subsequently," "conversely"
+
+\- Hedging phrases: "it's worth noting," "it's important to remember," "one might consider"
+
+\- Meta-commentary: "let me explain," "to put it simply," "in other words"
+
+\- Structured lists where prose would be natural
+
+\- Starting every paragraph with a topic sentence
+
+\- Perfect parallel structure (real writing is messier)
+
+
+
+DO THIS instead:
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+\- Use contractions: "it's," "you're," "don't," "I'll"
+
+\- Start sentences with "And," "But," "Or," "So" when it flows
+
+\- Vary rhythm: mix short punchy sentences with longer flowing ones
+
+\- Use everyday words over formal ones: "use" not "utilize," "help" not "facilitate"
+
+\- Add filler that humans use: "honestly," "basically," "actually," "I mean"
+
+\- Drop subjects sometimes: "Looks good to me" vs "It looks good to me"
+
+\- End sentences with prepositions if natural: "something to think about"
+
+\- Use fragments for emphasis. Like this.
+
+\- Let tone show: humor, frustration, excitement where appropriate
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+
+The "rules" meant grammar prescriptions like:
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+\- Never split infinitives → ignore this, split when natural
+
+\- Never end with prepositions → ignore this too
+
+\- Never start with conjunctions → already covered above
+
+\- Always write complete sentences → fragments work for emphasis
+