feat(prompts): make 'no em/en dashes' an explicit rule in the content prompts#145
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… prompts Em and en dashes (— –) are the most recognizable AI-tell in generated text. The generator had no rule against them, and the humanizer only mentioned them weakly. - generator: explicit rule to never use them (rewrite with a comma, parentheses, a colon, or two sentences; regular hyphens stay fine). - humanizer: strengthen the existing em-dash note into a top-priority removal rule and add it to the numbered rewrite checklist. - reviewer: always flag every em/en dash with a concrete replacement suggestion, as a hard rule rather than optional style.
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Problem
Em and en dashes (— –) are the most recognizable AI-tell in generated text. The
generator prompt had no rule against them, and the humanizer only mentioned them
weakly ("LLMs overuse them. Most can be commas, periods, or parentheses.").
Change
parentheses, a colon, or two separate sentences. Regular hyphens in compound
words (e.g. "e-mail") stay fine.
removal rule (also covering en dashes) and add it to the numbered rewrite
checklist.
suggestion, as a hard rule rather than optional style.