Clear Language
Rewrite verbose text to be shorter and clearer, without losing information. An AI judge scores you on five dimensions. Sharpen every sentence.
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You're given a wordy passage. You rewrite it to be as terse and clear as possible while keeping every fact. Here's one challenge with three example rewrites and their scores.
Original (verbose):
In spite of the fact that the meeting that was scheduled for the purpose of discussing the new project timeline was initially planned to take place on Tuesday afternoon, it was subsequently decided by the team that it would be more beneficial for all parties involved to postpone it until the following week due to the reason that several key stakeholders were not able to make themselves available at that particular time.
Clear & concise
The team postponed Tuesday's project-timeline meeting to next week because key stakeholders were unavailable.
96.4
Excellent — every fact retained in a fraction of the words.
Original: 72 words
Rewrite: 14 words
Reduction: 81%
Info Preservation
95
Every fact — who, what, when, why — is retained.
Terseness
95
Roughly a fifth of the original length.
Clarity
98
Single direct clause; no ambiguity.
Readability
97
Flows naturally in one breath.
Grammar & Spelling
100
No errors.
Somewhat clear
Because some key stakeholders weren't available, the team decided to push back the project timeline meeting that was supposed to happen on Tuesday to the following week.
84.8
Clear and correct, but leaves room to cut filler.
Original: 72 words
Rewrite: 27 words
Reduction: 62%
Info Preservation
92
All facts present, slightly looser phrasing.
Terseness
70
Still wordy; filler like 'decided to push back'.
Clarity
85
Understandable but meandering.
Readability
88
Reads okay, just longer than needed.
Grammar & Spelling
95
Minor contraction; otherwise clean.
Unclear & verbose
On account of the unavailability of certain key stakeholders at the originally proposed time, a decision was reached by the team to postpone the project timeline discussion meeting that had been scheduled for Tuesday to a later point in the following week.
70.5
Information survives, but the rewrite barely trims the original and stays awkward.
Original: 72 words
Rewrite: 42 words
Reduction: 42%
Info Preservation
90
Facts survive, buried in verbiage.
Terseness
45
Barely shorter than the original.
Clarity
72
Passive voice and nominalizations obscure meaning.
Readability
60
Dense; requires re-reading to parse.
Grammar & Spelling
88
Grammatical but stiff.