Water and Air: Key Factors in Epidemic Outbreaks
- This document outlines the process for producing accurate, well-sourced, and readily usable content.
- Establish a clear understanding of the subject matter and its related elements:
- Each major section (indicated by tags) must adhere to the following structure:
Content Creation & Verification Protocol
This document outlines the process for producing accurate, well-sourced, and readily usable content.
I. Initial Fact-Finding & Timeliness
Begin by rigorously confirming all data presented. This includes:
- Cross-referencing claims with reliable, established sources.
- Proactively seeking out any updates, corrections, or conflicting reports.
- For dynamic subjects – ongoing legal proceedings, current events, organizational changes, or crises – verify the information’s currency as of January 26, 2026, at 02:24:58 UTC.
- Prioritize the most recent, verified data. If no updates are found,explicitly state the last confirmed date of the information.
- Strictly avoid conjecture, fabrication, or unsubstantiated assertions regarding facts, dates, figures, or quotations.
II.contextualization & source Linking
Establish a clear understanding of the subject matter and its related elements:
- Pinpoint the central subject (individual, location, group, or occurrence).
- Identify associated entities (organizations, individuals in positions of authority, relevant locations, applicable legislation, businesses).
- Incorporate these entities into headings (
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tags) for improved organization.
- Provide citations to authoritative sources – official government websites,court records,regulatory bodies,official statements,and reputable news organizations – using inline HTML links.
links must point to specific documents, rulings, or reports, not just general website landing pages.
- Refrain from linking to websites with low credibility, those optimized solely for search engines, or those lacking relevance.
III. Structured Response Format
Each major section (indicated by
tags) must adhere to the following structure:
- Concise Answer: Begin with a direct, factual response to the section’s central question.
- Detailed Clarification: Expand upon the answer with verified background information and context.
- Supporting Evidence: Reinforce the information with a specific example, official statement, statistic, date, or documented event.
This standardized format is essential for optimal performance with AI-powered search and summarization tools.
IV.Data Precision & Attribution
focus on concrete,verifiable details:
- Utilize precise data points whenever possible: specific dates,official job titles,percentages,monetary values,vote tallies,case identifiers,and the names of relevant institutions.
- Avoid ambiguous language like “significant,” “many,” “major,” “a number of,” “recently,” or unattributed phrases like “sources say.”
- Ensure every factual statement is traceable to a verifiable source.
V. Technical Output & Formatting
Deliver content in a clean, standardized format:
- Output exclusively valid HTML.
- Permitted HTML tags:
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- Prohibit the use of tags, inline style attributes, and ID attributes.
- Begin with a clear and concise introductory paragraph (lede).
- Employ lists or blockquotes to enhance clarity.
- Adopt a warm, authoritative, and direct tone.
- Write in American English, following Associated Press (AP) style guidelines.
- Use active voice exclusively.
- Employ natural contractions (e.g., it’s, don’t, can’t).
- Avoid artificial or overly formal phrasing commonly associated with AI writing, such as “delve into,” “tapestry,” “comprehensive guide,” “it’s vital to note,” or “to sum up.”
- Prioritize conciseness and avoid unneeded filler or exaggeration.
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VI.Style & Tone
Maintain a professional and accessible writing style:
VII. Final Review
before finalizing the content, confirm adherence to all preceding guidelines.
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