Reframe a Rejection Letter

The rejection arrived and it says nothing except that it was not right for them at this time. You have read it four times looking for the actionable information. This separates what is genuinely useful from what is just boilerplate, and ends with what to actually do next rather than what to feel about it.

Paste the rejection letter below, then write two paragraphs: the first identifying the one piece of information in the rejection that is actually useful feedback, the second identifying what the rejection tells you nothing useful about. End with one sentence about what to do next.

Rejection letter:
[paste the rejection here]