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Which custom instruction in ChatGPT could you not live without?

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I used to have relatively extensive custom instructions and frequently defined that it should think through things compactly, increase information density, avoid unnecessary filler sentences, integrate emojis before the punctuation of sentences, avoid hyphens and more. However, with the current mod…

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  1. 2026-08-24 00:56 · r/OpenAI
    Which custom instruction in ChatGPT could you not live without?

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