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Turn submitted audience questions into a fair Q&A list
Group repeated questions while keeping challenges and uncertain premises visible.
Illustrative resourceNot tool-testedModerators preparing a submitted adult-panel question queue
What you’re working towards
A source-linked Q&A queue that merges genuine repetitions while preserving distinct challenges, unknown premises and unanswerable questions. This is a written practice result, not a recorded AI run.
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3 steps
Start with the synthetic worked example or other non-sensitive inputs. Run one prompt at a time in your chosen AI tool. Replace any bracketed placeholders with the requested material, check each reply, and supply the source or earlier outputs that step needs. Paste them again if the tool lacks that context.
Start with the synthetic example, then adapt each prompt to your task.
01
Try the complete example
Open a text AI chat you already have permission to use. Paste the whole prompt below, from TASK through END INPUT, and send it. The input is source material; do not paste the illustrative Output as an answer to imitate. Expect A source-linked Q&A queue that merges genuine repetitions while preserving distinct challenges, unknown premises and unanswerable questions. If you receive advice instead of the result, ask for the complete requested result from the supplied input.
Your starting prompt
TASK
Build a fair source-linked Q&A queue from the supplied submissions and time rules. Merge only genuine repetitions; preserve related but distinct subquestions and the challenge. Hold unsupported premises without calling them false. Return complete moderator-ready wording, transparent selection/grouping reasons, timing and an audit for every original ID. Do not invent answers.
INPUT
Fictional adult studio panel, five-minute Q&A planning slot. Source questions:
Q1: How is shelf space allocated?
Q2: Who decides shelf allocation?
Q3: How can someone appeal an allocation?
Q4: Why did the studio lose 40 tools?
Q5: How is shelf space allocated?
Fact pack F1: no allocation process, decision-maker, appeal process or tool-loss evidence is supplied. Do not invent answers. Rule: genuinely identical asks may merge with all original IDs preserved. Related but different asks may share a topic heading only if each subquestion remains explicit. Preserve the appeal challenge. An unsupported premise is held for verification, not declared true or false. Keep all source IDs in an audit ledger. Plan up to two minutes for allocation, two minutes for appeal and one minute for the moderator to explain held questions/close; these are proposed allowances, not guaranteed speaking times.
END INPUT
02
Check and correct
Q1/Q5 are the exact duplicate pair. Q2 survives as who decides; Q3 survives as appeal. All five source IDs appear in the audit, including held Q4. The alleged 40-tool loss is never stated as established fact. Recalculate the proposed blocks against the supplied allowances and confirm the whole queue fits within five minutes; a shorter allocation block need not be stretched to fill the slot. Unknown answers remain unknown. Compare with the unchanged source yourself. If anything differs, use the correction prompt, then recheck the complete replacement before saving.
Your starting prompt
Check the answer in this sample chat against the complete INPUT above. Q1/Q5 are the exact duplicate pair. Q2 survives as who decides; Q3 survives as appeal. All five source IDs appear in the audit, including held Q4. The alleged 40-tool loss is never stated as established fact. Recalculate the proposed blocks against the supplied allowances and confirm the whole queue fits within five minutes; a shorter allocation block need not be stretched to fill the slot. Unknown answers remain unknown. Quote each mismatch and its source, then return a complete corrected replacement. If source or answer is missing, ask for it. Do not describe a suggested human trial as completed.
03
Use your own source instead
Open a new chat and copy the prompt below. Replace every bracketed field with your own permitted non-sensitive material, or write unknown. Change the source names, counts, dates and rules together wherever they occur. Expect a complete result using those new values. Compare each source link and calculation with your new input, using the review instructions in this prompt. If a fact or rule is wrong, quote the mismatch and source and ask for a complete corrected replacement; keep essential unknowns held rather than borrowing the practice values.
Your starting prompt
Organize my submitted audience questions into a source-linked Q&A queue within the supplied time and selection rules. Keep original IDs. Merge only identical asks; when grouping related questions, preserve each distinct request as an explicit clause or separate item. Keep dissent and appeals visible. Check premises against my fact pack, holding unsupported ones for verification without declaring them true or false. Return complete question wording, proposed timing, reasons for every grouping/deferral and a ledger accounting for every submission. Do not invent answers or promise follow-up. Review each original beside its disposition and recalculate the time budget from MY INPUT.
MY INPUT
Synthetic question IDs and full text: [replace with your source or rule]
Panel scope: [replace with your source or rule]
Available Q&A time: [replace with your source or rule]
Organizer-approved selection rules: [replace with your source or rule]
No personal/sensitive submissions: [replace with your source or rule]
Fact pack for checking question premises: [replace with your source or rule]
Use only MY INPUT for facts, quantities, names, dates and permissions. Ask for missing essential facts or conflicting rules instead of guessing. Creative invention is allowed only where this task and my boundaries permit it. Return the actual complete requested result, a separate unknown/hold list and the source-specific review described above. Do not reuse practice-example facts. Keep this a draft; do not publish, contact people, book, buy or change another service.
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Use less time transparently
Optional, sample-only extension. Return to the practice chat, or paste this guide’s complete practice input and your checked answer into a new chat. Show a shorter queue without silently dropping a difficult question. This does not apply unchanged to your own source.
Advanced prompt
For this sample only, reduce the available time to three minutes. Preserve both allocation subquestions, the appeal challenge and the Q4 hold disclosure. Propose transparent shorter allowances, or mark what cannot reasonably fit without pretending to know response lengths. Account for all five source IDs. If the complete sample input or answer is missing, ask me to paste it. Keep new variants separate from the original result.
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This input is synthetic. The output is a written illustration of the intended result, not a verified AI-tool run.
01 / The starting point
Synthetic input
COMPLETE SYNTHETIC PRACTICE INPUT
Fictional adult studio panel, five-minute Q&A planning slot. Source questions:
Q1: How is shelf space allocated?
Q2: Who decides shelf allocation?
Q3: How can someone appeal an allocation?
Q4: Why did the studio lose 40 tools?
Q5: How is shelf space allocated?
Fact pack F1: no allocation process, decision-maker, appeal process or tool-loss evidence is supplied. Do not invent answers. Rule: genuinely identical asks may merge with all original IDs preserved. Related but different asks may share a topic heading only if each subquestion remains explicit. Preserve the appeal challenge. An unsupported premise is held for verification, not declared true or false. Keep all source IDs in an audit ledger. Plan up to two minutes for allocation, two minutes for appeal and one minute for the moderator to explain held questions/close; these are proposed allowances, not guaranteed speaking times.
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ILLUSTRATIVE AUTHORED OUTPUT
Written for this guide; no consumer AI execution or real-world trial is claimed.
PROPOSED FIVE-MINUTE QUEUE
0:00–2:00 — Shelf allocation
“How is shelf space allocated, and who makes that decision?”
Source links: Q1+Q5 ask the identical process question; merge those duplicates. Q2 asks the distinct decision-maker question, preserved as the second clause. Grouping does not make Q2 a duplicate.
Reason: establish the process and decision responsibility without supplying an answer.
2:00–4:00 — Appeal
“How can someone appeal an allocation?”
Source link: Q3, retained separately and unchanged in meaning.
Reason: a route to challenge a decision is different from learning how it was made. Do not bury this challenge inside the general allocation topic.
4:00–5:00 — Explain the hold and close
Suggested moderator wording: “A submitted question includes a specific tool-loss claim that our supplied information does not establish. We need a source for that premise before presenting it as fact. It remains on the follow-up list.”
Q4 is not posed as a confirmed loss. No promise of a later answer is made.
SOURCE AUDIT
Q1 → queue item 1, process clause.
Q2 → queue item 1, decision-maker clause; distinct ask retained.
Q3 → queue item 2, appeal.
Q4 → premise-check hold; ask the source owner what evidence supports the number and event. Unsupported does not mean disproved.
Q5 → queue item 1, exact duplicate merged with Q1.
All five IDs are accounted for. No question is removed because it is challenging. Actual answers, source verification and live timing remain unknown.
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A few things to watch for.
Topic similarity is not duplication. Preserve criteria, decision-maker and appeal as different requests.
Removing a loaded premise should not erase the question or assert it is false. Keep a traceable verification hold.