Writing & Communication / Editing
Shorten Email
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When to reach for this
Drafting, rewriting and tightening anything you have to send.
- First drafts of emails, messages, proposals and announcements
- Rewriting a draft that is nearly right but reads badly
- Matching a house style, tone or reading level
- Area
- Editing
- Effort
- No blanks to fill
- Difficulty
- medium
- Niche
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What it does
Cut length by half without losing meaning in an email — e.g. "Following up on the proposal we sent Tuesday.
How to use
Start from an email such as "Following up on the proposal we sent Tuesday — any updates?". State the hard word or character limit you need to hit. The result is a trimmed version at roughly half the original length.
Example
/ShortenEmail Email: "Following up on the proposal we sent Tuesday — any updates?" Notes: State the hard word or character limit you need to hit. Output: a trimmed version at roughly half the original length
Run it in
Paste the command, then attach the file or text on the same message - it handles mixed input well.
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