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The author added a new rule to the content contract: any quantifier in the title, description, OG title or cross-platform title (words such as most, all, never, multiples and percentages) requires a sentence in the body supporting the same numerical value with the same denominator; promises about fixes, time savings or ratios require the body to contain the actual process or measurement; the verifier must cite a supporting body sentence, or state that the claim has no support.
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