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The note on tone differences teaches you what you are sending in a language you may not read well.

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Defining the reader's question keeps the outline focused on usefulness.

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Specifying audience and setting guides register, such as formal versus casual.

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Reading the sender's likely intent before drafting leads to replies that address the real issue.

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Real samples teach style better than adjectives like "casual".

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It names the audience, the goal and the tone, so the edit serves a purpose instead of just swapping words.

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Numbered, testable rules make a policy enforceable and easier to audit.

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The [ADD NUMBER] placeholder prompts you to find real metrics rather than inventing them.

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A fixed order of feedback stops a vague "looks good".

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