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Wordiness

Saying in Fifteen Words What Five Would Do

Trim the Bloat

Redundancy

When Two Words Say the Same Thing Twice

Redundancy Check

Tone & Register

Matching Your Words to the Room

Style Bugs Final Check

Style bugs: wordiness, redundancy, and tone that clashes with its context — grammatically correct sentences that still read wrong.

Not every bug breaks the build — some just make the code ugly and slow to read. Style
bugs are grammatically legal but waste the reader's attention: too many words, repeated
meaning, or a tone that doesn't match the room.

Style & Register Bugs — Wordiness, Redundancy & Tone Drift

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