How Government Works
HTML cleanup
The draft should be converted into a clean HTML document with short paragraphs and section headers only. In HTML, content should be structured with proper heading levels and paragraphs so it remains easy to scan and render correctly.[1][6]
Remove any title element if present, since the requirement is to provide no title. Also remove code fences, stray quotes, and any unnecessary marks at the beginning or end of the output.[2][3]
Keep the article within 100-300 words and output HTML only. If the draft includes parenthetical links, convert them into natural inline hyperlinks using the govfacts.org format, such as Hold Mail service or P.O. Box.
Use bold only for section headers, and keep the rest of the text plain for readability and web best practices.[4][6]
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