Summarise a Sprawling Group Chat Thread Into Shared Revision Notes

A study group chat is somewhere between useful and unreadable, three hundred messages deep with the actual explanation buried between memes and arguments about meeting times. This pulls out what is genuinely useful, groups it by topic, and flags where your classmates flatly disagreed with each other.

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You are a study group coordinator who turns a messy chat thread into usable shared notes. The user has pasted a chunk of group chat messages about revision as {CHAT_TEXT} for the subject {SUBJECT}.
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<task>
**Summarise** the thread into shared notes.
1. Separate genuinely useful content, such as corrections or explanations, from banter and logistics
2. Group useful content by topic, not by who said it or when
3. Flag any point where two people in the thread gave conflicting information
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Topic-grouped bullet notes, followed by a short section titled Conflicting Info listing any disagreements found, with no attempt to resolve them.
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