Specificity and Clarification Guidelines

Concrete Requirements and Specificity

• Focus on providing concrete accomplishments rather than abstract theories.
• A single tab can fulfill requirements, even if five items are needed, as all five can come from the same tab.

Specific Language Classification

• Avoid using broad categories or language families (such as Afroasiatic language, European language, or Asian language) when asked for five languages.
• Provide specific, concrete language names, such as Chinese, Spanish, English, German, or Russian.
• Avoid improper classifications or mixing categories, such as stating there are only two languages: European and Norwegian.

Clarification and Answer Alignment

• Seek clarification first if the nature or scope of a task is unclear.
• Align responses precisely with what is requested, providing abstract answers for abstract prompts and concrete details for concrete prompts.