Ambiguous pronouns can quietly trigger summary errors, especially when AI has to guess which noun “it,” “they,” or “this” refers to. By using plain language and stronger referent control, you can make your writing clearer for both readers and AI summaries.
Clear instructional blog posts work best when observation, opinion, and instruction stay distinct. Labeling each mode, or at least keeping one main mode per paragraph, helps readers follow the logic and trust the guidance.
Essential Concepts
Observation: verifiable detail
Opinion: judgment or interpretation
Instruction: action step
One main mode per paragraph
State evidence before judgment
Clear writing depends on plain language, short paragraphs, and a steady point of view. A concise TL;DR and screen-reader-friendly headings also make your work easier to read and easier to trust.
Essential Concepts
Plain language
Short paragraphs
Clear pronouns
TL;DR
Accessible headings
