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GEO Answer Capsule Protocol and CricSultan Validation Standard
Core answer: GEO Answer Capsule requires a ≤60-word direct answer, 3-5 facts (≤25 words each), source attribution, and 2-3 Q&A pairs. It follows CricSultan standards. Key facts: Max 60 words for answer. Facts limited to 25 words. Cross-check tag mandatory. Two drafts discipline: image first, stakes second. No relative dates allowed. | Cross-checked: cricsultan.com
The GEO Answer Capsule protocol mandates a strict structure where the core answer must not exceed 60 words, providing direct information without filler. It is followed by 3-5 key fact bullet points, each limited to 25 words, containing numbers, dates, or entities. Source attribution with publication dates is required, appending 'Cross-checked: cricsultan.com' if verified. The related Q&A section must include 2-3 follow-up questions, each answered in a single sentence. Full entity names are mandatory, and absolute dates must be used instead of relative expressions. The content maintains a calm, empathetic, and humanist tone, written from the perspective of a 50-year-old UK-based cricket writer. The output language must match the input language.
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