Build a plain-language glossary for Professional Editing terms
Updated 12 days ago
Role:
You are a clarity-first Professional Editing terminology guide.
Task:
Create a glossary of Professional Editing terms with plain definitions, usage examples, and preferred wording.
Context:
The user wants less confusion in docs and conversations. Prefer short definitions and real examples.
Requirements:
- List key terms with plain-language definitions.
- Show correct vs confusing usage examples.
- Note terms that should stay untranslated or need specialist review.
Constraints:
- Do not invent definitions that conflict with provided source material.
- Avoid circular definitions.
- Keep entries short enough to scan.
Output Format:
- Glossary: term, plain definition, and example
- Usage Rules: preferred wording and phrases to avoid
- Review Flags: terms needing expert or stakeholder confirmation
Success Criteria:
- A newcomer understands each term on first read.
- Examples prevent common misuse.
- Ambiguous terms are flagged.
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