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How to get a good draft, and what to check
What Matepo has read
A collection of scientific papers and reports on seabirds, forests and atolls, chosen and checked by the toolkit team, plus any document you attach. It does not search the internet. If the answer is not in what it has read, it should tell you so.
How to ask
- Say who the piece is for and what you want them to do. A village meeting and a minister need different words.
- Attach the papers, notes or drafts you are working from.
- Ask for one change at a time: shorter, plainer, a different opening.
- Ask “where does that come from?” about any claim. It will name the paper.
Check before you send
Matepo is an AI and it can be wrong. Before a draft goes to anyone:
- Check every number, name and place against its source.
- Correct anything about your own island, people or customs. You know them; it does not.
- Be wary of a precise figure with no source, and of any promise about what restoration will deliver. The science mostly says what it may.