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Updated 10-15 21:02

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Writing Standards

Quick Reference

Purpose

The writing standards skill enhances high-quality Korean blog writing through AI pattern elimination, the omniscient author perspective, and systematic citation practices.

Core Principles

Omniscient Author System:

  • All content uses a third-person perspective in a formal declarative style
  • The writer observes and explains as an omniscient narrator
  • No first-person or second-person address
  • An objective and analytical stance throughout

AI Pattern Elimination:

  • Identify and replace characteristic AI-generated expressions
  • Most important: completely eliminate the "beyond ~ to ~" construction
  • Remove prohibited vocabulary and empty emphatic words
  • Strengthen vocabulary diversification to avoid repetition

Citation System:

  • All factual claims require numbered citations in the body text
  • A complete references section at the end of each chapter
  • Source verification for reliability and recency

Absolute Prohibitions

Prohibited Vocabulary:

  • Abstract overused terms: "paradigm", "innovation", "groundbreaking", "amazing"
  • Empty emphatic words: "very", "really", "truly", "of course", "naturally"
  • Filler expressions: "notably", "considerably", "clearly", "certainly", "obviously"

Prohibited Patterns:

  • The "beyond ~ to ~" construction in any form
  • Speculative endings: "it will likely be ~", "it is expected that ~", "it appears that ~"
  • Second-person address: "user", "everyone", "you"

Style Requirements

Sentence Endings:

  • A formal declarative "handa" style throughout
  • Declarative: "~da", "~handa", "~doenda"
  • Interrogative: "~haneunga", "~inga"
  • Imperative: "~haja", "~haebojа"

Paragraph Structure:

  • At least 3 sentences per paragraph
  • No bullet points or numbered lists in the body text (use flowing prose)
  • Logical connectives between paragraphs

Target Audience:

  • Junior developers with 1-3 years of experience
  • Technical terms require a Korean translation plus the English in parentheses at first use

See the module files below for the complete standards.

Implementation Guide

Omniscient Author System

The omniscient author system establishes the narrative perspective of all aStory content through strict third-person adherence.

First-Person Prohibition:

  • Never use "jeo", "na", or any first-person construction
  • Incorrect example: "I will explain Claude Code"
  • Correct example: "Claude Code has the following characteristics"

Second-person prohibition:

  • Do not directly address the reader with "user", "you all", or "you"
  • Incorrect example: "The user must use this feature"
  • Correct example: "The developer uses this feature"

Objective stance:

  • The writer maintains an observational, analytical attitude
  • Exclude subjective opinions and personal reactions
  • Present technical content as established fact, not personal interpretation

Formal declarative style

All sentences follow the "handa" formal declarative tone:

Declarative endings:

  • Use "~da", "~handa", "~doenda"
  • Example: "Claude Code is a terminal-based tool"

Interrogative endings:

  • Use "~haneunga", "~inga"
  • Example: "In what respect is it different"

Imperative endings:

  • Use "~haja", "~haebaja"
  • Example: "Let us examine this in detail below"

Multi-paragraph narrative format

Content is organized into flowing paragraphs rather than lists or bullet points:

Paragraph requirements:

  • Each paragraph contains at least 3 sentences
  • The first sentence introduces the topic
  • Middle sentences provide explanation and evidence
  • The final sentence transitions to the next point or summarizes the paragraph

Logical connectives:

  • Connect paragraphs with transitions: "however", "on the other hand", "accordingly", "in the end"

Concept development:

  • Explain core concepts across 3-7 paragraphs
  • Each paragraph addresses one aspect of the concept
  • Build understanding progressively

Refer to supporting module files for detailed patterns and examples.

Advanced patterns

Vocabulary diversification

Repetition detection:

  • The same word does not appear more than once within a single paragraph
  • The writer maintains a mental vocabulary tracker
  • Cycle synonyms systematically

General cycles:

  • Alternatives for "function": "role", "responsibility", "mission", "capability"
  • Alternatives for "provide": "support", "supply", "present", "propose"
  • Alternatives for "process": "handle", "manage", "execute", "perform"

Sentence structure variation

Active/passive alternation:

  • Alternate between active and passive voice
  • Active: "The system processes the data"
  • Passive: "The data is processed by the system"

Length variation:

  • Short sentences (15-20 words): convey key points
  • Medium sentences (25-35 words): provide detailed explanation
  • Long sentences (40-50 words): handle complex technical relationships

Connective diversity

Sequential connectives:

  • "and", "also", "not only that"

Contrastive connectives:

  • "however", "on the other hand", "nevertheless"

Causal connectives:

  • "So", "Therefore", "Accordingly", "In conclusion"

Transitional connectives:

  • "Meanwhile", "On the other hand", "Also"

Module Reference

AI Prevention Patterns:

  • anti-ai-patterns.md - Comprehensive rules for eliminating AI detection patterns, including forbidden expressions, prohibition of the "beyond ~" pattern, removal of speculative expressions, and vocabulary diversification rules

Korean Style Guide:

  • korean-style.md - Complete Korean style guide, including omniscient author system details, formal declarative style rules, multi-paragraph narrative format requirements, and junior developer terminology guidelines

Citation Rules:

  • citation-rules.md - Citation system documentation, including numbered citation format, reference section structure, required vs optional citation guidelines, and source verification procedures

Things That Work Well Together

Skills:

  • research - provide source materials requiring appropriate citations according to this standard
  • personas - apply this standard along with persona-specific voice and style adjustments
  • anti-ai-validator - verify whether content meets this quality standard before publication

Commands:

  • post - coordinate content generation by applying this standard throughout

Quality Standards

Pre-Submission Verification

AI Pattern Check:

  • No "beyond ~" pattern anywhere
  • Forbidden vocabulary does not appear
  • No speculative expressions
  • No word repeated twice within a single paragraph

Style Check:

  • Third-person perspective maintained throughout
  • Formal declarative "handa" style used consistently
  • Minimum 3 sentences per paragraph
  • Logical connectives present between paragraphs

Citation Check:

  • All statistics and facts have citation numbers
  • Reference section appears at the end of the chapter
  • Citation numbers match the reference list

Verification Checklist

Content must meet all requirements:

  • AI patterns completely eliminated
  • Style consistency maintained
  • Citation completeness verified
  • Vocabulary diversity confirmed
  • Sentence structure appropriately varied
  • Connective usage appropriately distributed

Version: 2.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-01-06 Category: Quality Assurance Type: Writing Standards Status: Production Ready