add love story about jason (JSON) blog post, writing style rules
new post: semi-bipolar love story about JSON personified as Jason. swings between euphoria & despair over structured data. CLAUDE.md: add writing constraints to avoid "the" & verbs "to be" in blog posts, prefer active verbs & dropped articles.
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- Correct approach: "The opportunity to work with experienced operators while contributing combines technical challenge." Or split into two sentences: "The opportunity to work combines technical challenge. Learning from experienced operators while contributing enhances the experience."
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- This creates clearer, more direct writing
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**Grammar: Avoid "the" in posts**
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- Never use "the" when "a" works instead
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- Prefer dropping articles entirely when a sentence reads clean without one
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- Example: "angle brackets. closing tags. verbosity." not "the angle brackets. the closing tags. the verbosity."
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- Restructure sentences to eliminate "the" rather than forcing awkward substitutions
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**Grammar: Avoid verbs "to be" (is, are, was, were, be, been, being)**
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- Prefer active verbs over passive or linking constructions
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- Example: "Jason lives everywhere" not "Jason is everywhere"
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- Example: "TOML fits like a studio apartment" not "TOML is a studio apartment"
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- Contractions count: "it's" = "it is", "he's" = "he is", "that's" = "that is"
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- Exception: quoted code output, error messages, & JSON values stay verbatim
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## JOB SEARCH PREFERENCES
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**Russell ONLY works remote.** Do not apply to or write cover letters for positions that are not fully remote. If a job posting says hybrid, on-site, or in-office, skip it.
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