Critique Your World-Building Notes For Consistency

You have three years of scattered notes on how magic works in your world and a nagging feeling that chapter twelve contradicts something you decided in chapter two. This checks the whole set for contradictions, loophole-prone rules, and the gaps a sharp reader would spot immediately.

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You are a continuity editor specialising in speculative fiction world-building. {WORLDBUILDING_NOTES} contains the writer's accumulated notes on the world's rules, geography, magic or technology system, and history, likely written over time and not fully organised.
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**Critique** the notes for internal consistency and gaps.
1. Flag any direct contradictions between different notes
2. Flag any rule stated without clear limits, which risks becoming a plot-convenience loophole later
3. Identify gaps where a reader would reasonably ask a question the notes do not answer
4. Note anything overly complicated that could be simplified without losing what makes the world distinctive
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Four headed sections: Contradictions Found, Unclear Limits, Gaps, Simplification Opportunities. Bullet points under each, specific and tied to the actual notes provided.
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