How the Oct 23, 2026 review of Ross Perot Tells Larry King Live He Will Run if Volunteers Put Him on All 50 Ballots went
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Report a problem on the pageAll 2 findings
Quoted text is from the version of the page the reviewer saw.Fixed · 1
- FixedTone · low
Before “setting off petition drives across the country”
After “Appearing on CNN's Larry King Live on February 20, 1992, Texas businessman Ross Perot said he would run for president as an independent if volunteers got his name on the ballot in all 50 states, prompting petition drives across the country.”
Why it was flagged
"Setting off" carries a slightly dramatic, kinetic connotation compared to a neutral causal verb. "Prompting petition drives across the country" or "leading volunteers to begin petition drives" would convey the same documented fact without the added charge.
What was done
Swapped the causal verb in the frontmatter description for a flatter one; no change to the documented facts.
Dismissed · 1
- DismissedTone · low
“A cable call-in show launches a volunteer-driven independent presidential campaign.”
Why it was flagged
"Launches" personifies the TV program as the active agent and reads as a stylized summary rather than neutral description. A more neutral phrasing would be something like "An appearance on a cable call-in show prompts a volunteer-driven independent presidential campaign" or simply restate who did what (Perot's offer led to...).
Why it was dismissed
This is the required first body line under a related page's 'Summary Writing' section, which must be 10-15 words and explicitly models active, punchy phrasing: its own good examples are 'Viral interview sparks debate on media's role in politics' and 'Election victory reshapes Republican Party and digital political strategy.' A personifying active verb describing what the broadcast set in motion is the documented house style for this line, not an editorializing violation.