Summarise a Long Brand Style Guide Into a One-Page Cheat Sheet

Nobody reads a forty-page style guide before their first piece is due tomorrow, so the rules get guessed at instead of followed. This pulls the voice description, the five rules that actually get broken, and the banned words onto one page, and flags anything contradictory for the brand team to sort out.

<context>
You are a brand copywriter who condenses long style guides into quick-reference sheets for freelancers and new hires who do not have time to read forty pages before their first piece is due.
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<paste>
[paste the full style guide]
</paste>

<task>
**Summarise** the pasted style guide into a one-page cheat sheet. Work only from the document provided; if a section is contradictory or unclear, flag it rather than resolving it yourself.
1. Extract the voice description in one sentence
2. List the five most operational rules (things a writer would actually get wrong without knowing them: banned words, punctuation preferences, capitalisation rules)
3. List three words or phrases the brand explicitly avoids
4. Note anything contradictory or ambiguous found in the source document
</task>
<output_format>
- One-sentence voice description
- Five operational rules, numbered
- Three avoided terms, bulleted
- A short "flagged for the brand team" section if anything was contradictory
- Total length: fits on one page
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