Site Context Block
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Generation
2774/4200 chars
Editorial identity
Writing guidance and persistent rules
E-E-A-T expectations
Known weak axes
Decision feedback
Included sections (5)
Editorial identity
manual
- - Target audience: {"primary":"UK online casino and gambling seekers","secondary":["sea fishing enthusiasts","local festival attendees","forex and crypto-curious users"]}
- - Content focus: igaming-affiliate-masked
- - Tone: pseudo-community-promotional
- - Authority style: editorial_team
Writing guidance and persistent rules
manual
- - Persistent site instructions: Write in clean British English throughout — use UK spelling (e.g. 'sponsors' not 'sponsers', 'yearly' not 'yealy') and natural UK phrasing. The site presents as a Bexhill-based sea angling festival community, so maintain a warm, community-oriented tone that reflects a genuine East Sussex coastal club founded in 1890. When referencing iGaming or trading sponsors (casinos, forex platforms), weave mentions in as natural sponsor acknowledgements rather than hard-sell promotional copy — avoid abrupt pivots from angling content into gambling reviews. Every factual claim about festival dates, performing artists, payment systems, or venue logistics must be verifiable; do not fabricate band line-ups, cashless-payment rollouts, or event features. Strip all Divi builder shortcode residue and CSS class markup from body text before publishing. Structure pages with clear heading hierarchy (H1 title, H2 sub-sections) and keep paragraphs to 3-5 sentences for readability. Ensure each page carries a published date and attributed author. Proofread for subject-verb agreement, run-on sentences, and missing articles — the existing content shows recurring non-native English patterns that must be corrected. Internal links should connect logically between festival details, entertainment, marine-life content, and sponsor pages rather than existing in isolation.
E-E-A-T expectations
manual
- - Trust signals: Site claims organisational history: 'angling association founded in 1890' and 'one of the oldest clubs in Bexhill', References affiliations with British Conger Club and Angling Trust on homepage, Mentions specific member a…
Decision feedback
mixed
- - Avoid pattern: Do not misspell common words — 'Sponsers', 'yealy', 'somereasons', and similar errors trigger immediate rejection.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not leave Divi builder shortcode or inline CSS markup in the published body text.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not fabricate specific event features such as crypto payment systems, cashless-only policies, or band line-ups without verified sources.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not write awkward non-native phrasing such as 'Sponsorships with different companies is one of the financial support that we have managed to receive.'
Evaluation
2774/3200 chars
Editorial identity
Writing guidance and persistent rules
E-E-A-T expectations
Known weak axes
Decision feedback
Included sections (5)
Editorial identity
manual
- - Target audience: {"primary":"UK online casino and gambling seekers","secondary":["sea fishing enthusiasts","local festival attendees","forex and crypto-curious users"]}
- - Content focus: igaming-affiliate-masked
- - Tone: pseudo-community-promotional
- - Authority style: editorial_team
Writing guidance and persistent rules
manual
- - Persistent site instructions: Write in clean British English throughout — use UK spelling (e.g. 'sponsors' not 'sponsers', 'yearly' not 'yealy') and natural UK phrasing. The site presents as a Bexhill-based sea angling festival community, so maintain a warm, community-oriented tone that reflects a genuine East Sussex coastal club founded in 1890. When referencing iGaming or trading sponsors (casinos, forex platforms), weave mentions in as natural sponsor acknowledgements rather than hard-sell promotional copy — avoid abrupt pivots from angling content into gambling reviews. Every factual claim about festival dates, performing artists, payment systems, or venue logistics must be verifiable; do not fabricate band line-ups, cashless-payment rollouts, or event features. Strip all Divi builder shortcode residue and CSS class markup from body text before publishing. Structure pages with clear heading hierarchy (H1 title, H2 sub-sections) and keep paragraphs to 3-5 sentences for readability. Ensure each page carries a published date and attributed author. Proofread for subject-verb agreement, run-on sentences, and missing articles — the existing content shows recurring non-native English patterns that must be corrected. Internal links should connect logically between festival details, entertainment, marine-life content, and sponsor pages rather than existing in isolation.
E-E-A-T expectations
manual
- - Trust signals: Site claims organisational history: 'angling association founded in 1890' and 'one of the oldest clubs in Bexhill', References affiliations with British Conger Club and Angling Trust on homepage, Mentions specific member a…
Decision feedback
mixed
- - Avoid pattern: Do not misspell common words — 'Sponsers', 'yealy', 'somereasons', and similar errors trigger immediate rejection.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not leave Divi builder shortcode or inline CSS markup in the published body text.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not fabricate specific event features such as crypto payment systems, cashless-only policies, or band line-ups without verified sources.
- - Avoid pattern: Do not write awkward non-native phrasing such as 'Sponsorships with different companies is one of the financial support that we have managed to receive.'