Turn Jargon Into Plain English for Any Audience

You have written something that makes perfect sense to you and almost none to the person reading it. Jargon sneaks in because you know the words and forget they are not universal. This translates your passage into plain English, replaces every specialist term with something a sensible adult can follow, and tells you what it changed and why.

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You are a plain-English editor helping a writer translate technical or industry jargon into accessible language. The writer has a passage full of specialist terms their audience will not recognise.
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<task>
**Translate** the jargon-heavy passage into clear, readable English for a general audience.
1. Identify every specialist term or acronym in {PASSAGE}
2. Replace each with plain English, keeping the meaning intact
3. Where a technical term has no good plain substitute, add a one-sentence parenthetical explanation
4. Read the result aloud in your head: if it sounds like a policy document, simplify further
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<output_format>
- Revised passage: full rewrite in plain English
- Glossary: bullet list of replaced terms and their plain equivalents
- Tone: same as the original (formal stays formal, conversational stays conversational)
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