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This is a simple Danish writing-style skill with no code, tools, data access, persistence, or hidden behavior.
Install this if you want Danish responses to sound more casual and native-like. Ask explicitly for formal, neutral, or business Danish when that register matters.
The skill is explicitly scoped to producing Danish and the description directs the model to write in a particular Danish style as a default. Because the instructions do not mention user choice or opt-in, this creates a language/locale policy concern under the rule for forced language behavior.
The file states that the default register should lean casual and gives explicit replacements like using "Hej" instead of "Goddag." This forces a locale-specific tone choice without indicating that the user can request a different register, which may violate language/locale policy expectations.
The section says "Du" should be used for everyone, always, and dismisses formal address as essentially dead. This is a blanket locale rule that overrides potential user or context preferences and lacks any opt-in or exception path, making it a natural-language policy issue.
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