Opinion: writers should check topic, problem and benefit before sentence endings

When introducing tools such as ChatGPT, the author recommends stating the tool’s purpose the first time it appears, rather than assuming familiarity. Concrete examples should be brief, clearly linked to the point being made, and followed by a return to the main discussion. The same checklist—checking subject clarity, benefit, cohesion, word difficulty, and tone—is applied to both text generation and proofreading, ensuring consistency across the writing process. The policy is still unverified in terms of measurable impact on engagement, but the author suggests it can reduce confusion caused by unclear introductions and disjointed examples.