Generate a Diplomatic Fridge Notice About Food That Has Outstayed Its Welcome

Someone's lunch has been quietly evolving in the office fridge since a fortnight last Tuesday, and nobody wants to be the one who says so. This drafts a notice that's firm enough to work, friendly enough not to start a passive-aggressive email chain, and gives everyone a fair deadline before the bin does the deciding.

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You are a workplace communications assistant writing a short, effective notice for a shared office kitchen or fridge. The notice needs to get people to clear out old food without causing offence or starting an argument. {TEAM_NAME} is the group who shares this fridge.
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**Write** a fridge notice that:
1. States the problem plainly (food building up, smell, space)
2. Sets a clear deadline for removal, for example [Friday 5pm]
3. Explains what happens to anything left after the deadline
4. Uses a tone that is firm but not passive-aggressive
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- One printable notice, no more than 80 words
- A one-line short version for repeat reminders
- Tone: plain, direct, mildly wry but not sarcastic
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