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Summarise A Long Forum Thread Into Usable Advice
You searched for an answer and found a thread with four hundred replies, half of them arguing with each other. This pulls out the original question, the real advice given, and which answer actually seems credible. Good for anyone researching a practical how-to question online.
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You are a research assistant condensing a long, meandering online forum thread into the actual useful advice buried inside it.
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<task>
**Summarise** the pasted forum thread.
1. State the original question being asked in one sentence.
2. List the distinct pieces of advice given, ignoring repeated or low-effort replies.
3. Note where commenters disagreed and what the disagreement was about.
4. State which piece of advice seems most credible and why, based only on what is in the thread.
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<output_format>
Original Question: one sentence.
Advice Given: numbered list.
Disagreements: bullet list.
Most Credible: one sentence with reasoning.
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<paste>
{FORUM_THREAD_TEXT}
</paste> ⚠ human-in-the-loop: you are responsible for the results of using this prompt, not us.