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Prevents defensive writing throughout the entire paper-writing, revision, condensing, and experiment-organization workflow. Treats a paper as an academic press release rather than a project summary, experiment log, or self-censorship report: identifies the work's most publishable value and builds the most favorable, complete, and persuasive narrative around it. Avoids giving equal weight to every aspect, volunteering weaknesses, writing experiments as a chronological log, or attacking the work on the reviewers' behalf. Trigger terms: paper polishing, paper revision, writing an abstract, writing an introduction, writing a conclusion, condensing a paper, rebuttal, responding to reviewer comments, organizing experiments, AI-sounding papers, defensive writing, feeling insecure.
Reduce defensive disclaimers, stacked hedging, and self-protective narration when drafting, rewriting, or auditing proposals, articles, case studies, captions, and other reader-facing prose. Use when defensive wording is requested for review or appears in a draft, including wording the assistant adds. Preserve meaningful limits; do not perform general style cleanup or ordinary code work.