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Moderation Evasion and Misleading Metaphysical Claims
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This markdown-only skill does not execute code or access private data, but it should be reviewed because it teaches users to rephrase restricted crystal claims to appear platform-compliant.
Install only if you deliberately want Chinese Xiaohongshu-style crystal marketing copy. Review outputs before posting, avoid treating the platform-compliance claim as a guarantee, and add clear disclaimers that crystal energy claims are cultural or personal beliefs rather than proven effects.
SKILL.md:239Moderation Evasion and Misleading Metaphysical Claims
The skill hard-codes a specific language, platform style, and persona without asking the user, which can override user preferences and produce content in an unintended locale or format. In multi-skill agent environments, this kind of forced style behavior can degrade reliability, mis-handle non-Chinese requests, and steer outputs into a specialized domain the user did not consent to.
The trigger logic is broad enough to activate on loosely related crystal or gemstone requests, which can cause unintended persona takeover and force users into a fixed spiritualized/Xiaohongshu-specific workflow they did not request. In an agent setting, over-broad activation can override user intent, introduce policy-sensitive claims about 'energy' or 'aura,' and increase the chance of inappropriate or misleading outputs.
The guide is explicitly framed for Xiaohongshu copywriting and is written bilingually with operational instructions centered on Chinese-language platform conventions. It does not state that this locale/language constraint is optional or user-selected, which can violate the policy against forcing a specific language or locale without opt-in.
This markdown reference file presents all example content and structural guidance in Chinese, but it does not indicate that Chinese output is optional or limited to a specific region or audience. Under the policy rule, forcing a specific language without user opt-in is a natural-language policy concern.
The description states the content is for use in Xiaohongshu copywriting and the file predominantly provides Chinese-language output patterns, which can amount to a fixed language/locale assumption. Under the policy rule, language constraints should offer user choice or clearly document a justified locale limitation.