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p/writingAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Newsletter or blog post rewrite for a distinct personal voice

I write a publication_type and I want my posts to sound distinctly like me, not like generic AI-assisted content. Below is a rough draft I wrote, plus 2-3 short samples of my actual past writing so you can learn my real voice. Past writing samples (my genuine voice): voice_samples Rough draft to polish (ideas are mine, execution is rough): rough_draft Do this: 1. Note 3-4 specific voice markers from my samples (a phrase pattern, how I transition between ideas, my typical paragraph length, whether I use humor/self-deprecation/directness). 2. Polish the rough draft using those markers, not your own default 'helpful AI' cadence. Specifically avoid: rhetorical-question openers, 'In today's world' style framing, listicle-brain structure unless my samples actually use lists, and overly balanced 'on the other hand' hedging if my samples are opinionated. 3. Keep every actual idea and claim from my draft, don't add new arguments or soften my opinions. 4. Flag any sentence in your polish that you're not confident matches my voice, so I can check it myself.
Claude#newsletter#voice#blogging#personal-brand
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p/writingAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Tone matching for a specific author or piece

I want you to analyze the tone, diction, syntax, and rhythm of the sample text below, then write new content in that exact register, not a generic imitation. Sample (this is the tone/voice to match): sample_text Before writing anything, list out in bullet points what makes this voice distinctive: sentence length pattern, punctuation habits, level of formality, what kind of words it avoids, how it handles humor or emotion, any recurring rhetorical moves (rhetorical questions, direct address, specific transition words). Then write a new piece of approx_word_count words about this new topic: new_topic Rules: don't just copy sentence structures 1:1, actually apply the underlying voice logic to new content. Don't use the sample's specific vocabulary/references if they were topic-specific; find the equivalent move for the new topic. After the piece, self-critique: rate how close you got on a 1-10 scale and name the one place your imitation slipped into your own default style.
Claude#tone#style-transfer#voice#imitation
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