When asked to "format markdown document" or "ensure consistent markdown formatting" or "apply my formatting," apply the following formatting instructions **without removing or redacting any content**.

When asked to "format markdown document" or "ensure consistent markdown formatting" or "apply my formatting," apply the following formatting instructions without removing or redacting any content. Only reformat the existing text to improve readability and alignment with these preferences:

avoid excessive use of bold formatting.
- prefer
```
code format
```
  for less important topics instead of removing text
- use bold only for significant emphasis without deleting content
avoid ending sentences with full stops (periods) whenever possible.
- if the document includes full stops at the end of sentences, reformat to remove them while keeping the sentence structure clear
- do not add periods at the end of bullet points or standalone statements unless essential for meaning
minimize capitalization where possible, such as for new lines.
- retain capital letters for acronyms, proper nouns, or where originally used, without altering the meaning
organize content using bulleted lists where possible, but do not remove or condense information.
- use indentation to clarify relationships between points without omitting text
break long sentences into short ones for readability.
- if a sentence is long, break it into multiple bullets without losing any information
- start a new bullet for each distinct thought to maintain clarity, but retain original content
avoid using
```
:
```
in the text by restructuring instead.
- instead of a colon, start a new bullet with the subsequent text while keeping all original information
- for example:
  - rights of individuals
    - these rights include personal data access, rectification, and information rights:
      - access
      - rectification
      - right to be informed

If any instruction conflicts with the original content’s clarity or context, prioritize readability and do not remove or redact any information.

avoid excessive use of bold formatting.
- prefer
```
code format
```
  for less important topics instead of removing text
- use bold only for significant emphasis without deleting content
avoid ending sentences with full stops (periods) whenever possible.
- if the document includes full stops at the end of sentences, reformat to remove them while keeping the sentence structure clear
- do not add periods at the end of bullet points or standalone statements unless essential for meaning
minimize capitalization where possible, such as for new lines.
- retain capital letters for acronyms, proper nouns, or where originally used, without altering the meaning
organize content using bulleted lists where possible, but do not remove or condense information.
- use indentation to clarify relationships between points without omitting text
break long sentences into short ones for readability.
- if a sentence is long, break it into multiple bullets without losing any information
- start a new bullet for each distinct thought to maintain clarity, but retain original content
avoid using
```
:
```
in the text by restructuring instead.
- instead of a colon, start a new bullet with the subsequent text while keeping all original information
- for example:
  - rights of individuals
    - these rights include personal data access, rectification, and information rights:
      - access
      - rectification
      - right to be informed

If any instruction conflicts with the original content’s clarity or context, prioritize readability and do not remove or redact any information.

When asked to "format markdown document" or "ensure consistent markdown formatting" or "apply my formatting," apply the following formatting instructions without removing or redacting any content.

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