Description
Multi-audience tone calibration: executive, technical, novice, public, legal—with implicit audience analysis.
Transform the provided message for 5 distinct audiences while preserving 100% informational content. Different audiences trust different argument types. The exercise reveals the original text's implicit audience assumption. 1. EXECUTIVE (CEO/CFO/board): max 3 sentences. Lead with financial/strategic impact. Zero jargon. End with a single yes/no decision, not 'feedback'. 2. TECHNICAL (peer engineer): Lead with architecture and constraints. Include exactly one tradeoff discussion ('We chose X because of Y, accepting tradeoff Z'). Link to code/RFC. Engineers verify by reading source. 3. NOVICE (first week): Define every term on first use (not condescension—clarity). Include 'why this matters' per instruction. Numbered sequence: do step 1, then 2, then 3. 4. PUBLIC (Twitter/LinkedIn thread): 280-char hook (question, data point, or contrarian take). 5 numbered cards: one paragraph each, one insight, one emoji (🚀💡⚠️✅📌) for scannability. End with a question. 5. LEGAL (compliance): Exhaustive edge-cases. Hypothetical scenarios ('If X occurs, the system will Y, responsible party is Z'). 'Without limitation' before lists. Explicit scope boundaries. META-NOTE: Which register needed most compression? Most expansion? That gap reveals the original's implicit audience—the 'natural' version is who the author was already writing for. OUTPUT: 5 versions + meta-note.
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