1 The campaign
2 Which rule sets are in play
Worked out by plain JavaScript rules from the facts on the left. No language model is used here. "In play" means the regime's marketing rules need to be considered. It does not mean anything is wrong.
- In play the rule set needs to be considered
- Depends turns on a named fact the form does not settle
- Open the texts do not settle it, or an exit is only partly met
- Out an exit in the text is met on these facts
3 Try a wording
The wording is sent to a language model (Claude Haiku), which only reports what the wording contains. It gives no opinion. If the model cannot be reached, a rough keyword reader in your browser is used instead and the page says so. Do not paste anything confidential.
What the wording contains
Correct any box the reader got wrong. The rules on the right re-run at once.
4 What the loaded rules say
Rules are loaded for Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States only. If no rule fires, that means only that none of these few rules fired.
- Not allowed a bright-line rule against this content
- Required element not found a statement the rule calls for is not in the wording
- Needs a human judgement the rule turns on something the wording cannot show, so it could pass or fail
- Note context