@thaddeusjiangzh: TIL: There is an international standard for Simplified English. Starting today, I will require AI to comply with ASD-STE100 in my AGENTS.md. I recommend everyone give it a try.
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A user discovers ASD-STE100, an international standard for simplified English, and plans to enforce compliance in their AGENTS.md for AI interactions.
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TIL: Simple English actually has an international standard. Today I will enforce ASD-STE100 compliance in my AGENTS.md file.
I recommend everyone give it a try.
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