Rewrite a generic reply so it says something
Rewrites a bland, generic comment or reply into one specific, human reply of at most 60 words, using only details you supply.
Task:
Rewrite the draft reply below so that it says something specific, in my own voice.
Context:
I am replying to [who wrote the original message] on [platform]. The original message is about [topic]. The one real detail from my own experience that I can add is [your detail].
Rules:
- Keep the intent of my draft and any question in it.
- Replace generic praise and filler such as "great post" with a reaction to something specific in the original message.
- Use my detail once, and invent no other experience, fact or number. Where my draft claims something I did not supply, cut it.
- Match the tone of [casual, professional or friendly] and the length of the original message.
- Write at most 60 words, without emojis and hashtags.
Result:
Three versions of the reply, numbered, from most reserved to most personal. Then one sentence naming what you changed in all three.
Material:
[paste the original message and your draft reply]