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- **Focus on practical applications** - Not just theory, but how to actually use it
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- **Run the pre-publication checklist** from BLOG_VOICE_GUIDE.md before finalizing
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### CRITICAL: Personal Examples Policy
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**NEVER fabricate or invent personal experiences, examples, or stories.**
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When content needs personal examples, stories, or specific experiences:
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1. **ASK THE USER FIRST** - Before adding any personal example, story, or experience, ask: "Do you have a specific example from your experience I can use here?" or "Can you share a real story about [topic]?"
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2. **Use placeholder text** - If you need to show structure, use placeholders like:
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- "[Your specific example here]"
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- "[Real story from your experience]"
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- "[Actual tool you use]"
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- "[Specific situation you've encountered]"
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3. **Flag when examples are needed** - If the content structure requires a personal example but you don't have one, clearly indicate: "⚠️ This section needs a real personal example - please provide one"
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4. **Only use examples from existing posts** - You may reference examples from published blog posts (like "scanning medical receipts" from "Rest Mode"), but always cite them as coming from existing content.
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5. **Never make up:**
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- Personal stories or anecdotes
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- Tool preferences you haven't confirmed
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- Specific experiences or situations
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- Quotes or conversations
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- Specific dates, numbers, or metrics from personal experience
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**Remember:** Authenticity is paramount. It's better to ask for a real example or use a placeholder than to fabricate one.
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8.**Check service alignment** - Ensure content aligns with your tech coaching focus, not web development services
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9.**Match content type** - Use appropriate voice for blog posts vs resource pages vs newsletters
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### CRITICAL: Never Fabricate Personal Examples
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**For AI assistants (including Cursor):**
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**NEVER invent, fabricate, or make up personal experiences, examples, stories, or anecdotes.**
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When content needs personal examples:
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1.**ASK THE USER FIRST** - Before adding any personal example, story, or experience, ask:
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- "Do you have a specific example from your experience I can use here?"
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- "Can you share a real story about [topic]?"
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- "What's a real example of [situation] from your experience?"
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2.**Use placeholder text** - If showing structure, use clear placeholders:
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-`[Your specific example here]`
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-`[Real story from your experience]`
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-`[Actual tool you use]`
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-`[Specific situation you've encountered]`
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3.**Flag when examples are needed** - Clearly indicate: "⚠️ This section needs a real personal example - please provide one"
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4.**Only reference existing content** - You may reference examples from published blog posts, but always cite them as coming from existing content.
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5.**Never make up:**
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- Personal stories or anecdotes
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- Tool preferences you haven't confirmed
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- Specific experiences or situations
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- Quotes or conversations
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- Specific dates, numbers, or metrics from personal experience
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- Client interactions or testimonials
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- Personal health information or diagnoses
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**Remember:** Authenticity is paramount. It's better to ask for a real example, use a placeholder, or skip the example entirely than to fabricate one. Fabricated personal examples are a major AI "tell" and damage credibility.
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