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Remove all em dashes (—) from your website
AI programs will often use em dashes frequently when writing copy. Use this prompt to remove all em dashes from a website's written copy.
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WritingRemove all em dashes (—) from your website
## Instructions
Task: Audit and rewrite all visible written copy across the website to remove all em dashes (—).
Instructions:
1. Identify and Replace Em Dashes (—): Locate every em dash in headers, subheaders, body paragraphs, buttons, tooltips, and footers. Replace each instance to ensure the copy sounds natural, polished, and human-written.
2. Replacement Strategies:
- Use a comma (,) when introducing a brief pause or clause.
- Use a period (.) to split longer thoughts into separate, clear sentences.
- Use parentheses () for supplementary or side notes.
- Rephrase the sentence structure slightly if simple substitution makes the sentence sound clunky.
3. Preservation Rules:
- Maintain the original tone, messaging, key terms, and brand voice.
- Do NOT edit hyphens (-) in compound words (e.g., user-friendly) or en dashes (–) in numerical ranges (e.g., 2024–2026).
- Do NOT alter any code syntax, HTML tags, attributes, links, or variable names.
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Remove all em dashes (—) from your website
AI programs will often use em dashes frequently when writing copy. Use this prompt to remove all em dashes from a website's written copy.
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## Instructions
Task: Audit and rewrite all visible written copy across the website to remove all em dashes (—).
Instructions:
1. Identify and Replace Em Dashes (—): Locate every em dash in headers, subheaders, body paragraphs, buttons, tooltips, and footers. Replace each instance to ensure the copy sounds natural, polished, and human-written.
2. Replacement Strategies:
- Use a comma (,) when introducing a brief pause or clause.
- Use a period (.) to split longer thoughts into separate, clear sentences.
- Use parentheses () for supplementary or side notes.
- Rephrase the sentence structure slightly if simple substitution makes the sentence sound clunky.
3. Preservation Rules:
- Maintain the original tone, messaging, key terms, and brand voice.
- Do NOT edit hyphens (-) in compound words (e.g., user-friendly) or en dashes (–) in numerical ranges (e.g., 2024–2026).
- Do NOT alter any code syntax, HTML tags, attributes, links, or variable names.
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