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Chinglish Book

CWB-R005

Published Sentence Token Identity Is Stable

A published Chinglish sentence keeps its title, slug, token sequence, and linked Word identity. A different token sequence requires a new Sentence.

A published Chinglish sentence keeps its title, slug, token sequence, and linked Word identity. A different token sequence requires a new Sentence.

Editorial Standard

Rule Explanation

Explanation

Published identity is an external contract for learning content, references, and progress. Corrections may update allowed supporting fields, but a changed surface sequence must be authored as a distinct sentence.

Correct Examples

  1. Keep Today I go home linked to today, I, go, home
  2. Keep He eat rice linked to he, eat, rice
  3. Create a new Sentence if a token is inserted, removed, or reordered

Incorrect or Boundary Example

Changing Today I go home to I go home today is not an in-place editorial correction after publication.

Related Words

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