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Divide the article into sections based on its headings, then reorder them so each piece of information appears only after the ideas it depends on. Confirm the new outline before rewriting any prose.

Rewrite each section individually, focusing on one main point per section and keeping paragraphs under 240 characters. Shorter paragraphs force tighter sentences and make logical gaps easier to spot.

It works for any draft organized with headings, including blog posts, essays, and reports. The dependency-based ordering is most valuable for explanatory or argumentative content where ideas build on each other.

The 240-character cap forces concise, single-idea paragraphs that are easier to scan and read. It prevents dense walls of text and exposes sentences that can be cut or simplified.

Avoid automatic reordering for narrative or chronological writing where sequence carries meaning, such as personal stories or tutorials with fixed steps. Always confirm the proposed structure with the author first.