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| author | Craig Jennings <c@cjennings.net> | 2026-05-29 14:49:51 -0500 |
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| committer | Craig Jennings <c@cjennings.net> | 2026-05-29 14:49:51 -0500 |
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docs(voice): apply Phase 1 deltas to SKILL.md per Craig's confirmation
Three rationale-honesty edits land. Craig confirmed (vacation chat
2026-05-29) that the em-dash and semicolon zero-tolerance rules are
intentional self-discipline, not codified habit. He also confirmed
he's trying to use "comprehensive" sparingly despite its high natural
rate in his prose.
Pattern 13 (em-dash) gained a Note-on-basis paragraph naming the
3.49-per-1000-words corpus rate. The note states the rule is
self-discipline, not habit-reflection. The zero-tolerance directive
itself is unchanged.
Pattern 33 (semicolons) gained the same shape. The note names the
3.16-per-1000-words rate. The directive is unchanged. One em-dash in
the existing Problem paragraph that contradicted the rule was
replaced with a comma.
Pattern 7 (AI vocabulary watch-list) gained "comprehensive" as an
entry. A note explains the rationale. The corpus shows 42 uses vs
zero-or-one for every other watch-word, but Craig is consciously
reducing his use, so flag-and-suggest is the right action.
Three of the six proposed deltas from voice-profile.org are now
applied. The other three (new positive patterns: single-sentence
paragraph cadence, parenthetical density, declarative-default
register) await Craig's call.
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