A request for confirmation sets out three text formatting options: removing lines containing author names and titles, keeping or deleting page headers, and returning the text as one block or in separate sections. The user is asked to choose how each part should be handled before the text is returned.
The author-line question is specific: should all lines containing author names and titles be removed while the rest of the text stays intact? The proposed edit concerns the complete lines containing those details, rather than only the names or titles within them.
Text formatting options for headers and final output
Page headers and placeholders can either remain in the text or be removed. The request explicitly identifies “PAGE X” as an example of a placeholder and asks the user which treatment they prefer.
This is a separate choice from author line removal. The confirmation request asks about preserving or deleting those page elements alongside the question about keeping the rest of the text intact.
The final text formatting options concern how the edited material should be presented. The user can request a single continuous block or text divided into sections or smaller pieces.
For a divided output, the request gives page-by-page sections as an example.
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