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Exhibit Label Factual Errors

The exhibit labels go to the printer tomorrow and I found factual errors and weak interpretations in my section. I don…

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The exhibit labels go to the printer tomorrow and I found factual errors and weak interpretations in my section. I don’t want to derail the team, but those lines matter to how the public reads the show. Diagnose whether this is a layout deadline problem or a content-confidence issue, and give me the sharpest two-sentence markup I can leave for the curator that corrects the facts, preserves their tone, and makes the change easy to accept at this hour.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Curators want to finalize exhibit labels tomorrow and I’ve spotted several factual slips

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