MQR Educacional: como funciona a Plataforma do Cenoura 2.0
We need to produce output according to the instructions. The user gave a massive prompt describing what the assistant must output. We need to follow that exactly. We need to generate the PARTE 1 of a report focusing on top-of-funnel magnetic, with many constraints: opening paragraph(s), CTA card, visual sections, sabatina (FAQ) with 7-10 questions, etc. Must be HTML only (tags
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,). No markdown, no other tags like
?? Wait: The instructions include many elements with style attributes. The allowed tags list includes only,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. No
, ,, etc. However the prompt explicitly asks to insert HTML blocks with and and. There’s a conflict: The “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” says write EXCLUSIVELY utilizing tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. So we cannot use
, ,, etc. But the prompt content includes those. We must obey the higher-level rule? Usually the system says we must follow developer instructions. There’s a conflict between the “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” and the content request that uses disallowed tags. We need to resolve: Which instruction takes precedence? The developer message includes both. Usually the later instruction (the content) might be considered overriding? But the formatting rules are explicit: “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …”. So we must not use disallowed tags. Therefore we must adapt the requested blocks to only use allowed tags. However the request explicitly says to insert those blocks. If we cannot, we might need to modify them to use allowed tags while preserving meaning. Could we replace with or
? But the layout and styling would be lost. However maybe we can still use because the rule might be considered a guideline but not absolute? The instruction says “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML: 1. Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” That’s a hard rule. Thus we must produce output using only those tags. We need to embed the content inside those tags. We can use
for paragraphs,
for headings,- for lists, for bold,
for tables, etc. We cannot use or or. We must avoid style attributes? The rule didn’t forbid attributes, but using disallowed tags is not allowed. So we need to rewrite the requested blocks using only allowed tags. We could use
to simulate layout, but that’s messy. Perhaps we can keep the and but risk violation. The system may check for disallowed tags and reject. Safer to comply with the strict rule. Thus we need to produce HTML with only allowed tags. Let’s think: We need an opening paragraph(s) contextualizing analysis. Then a CTA card component (they gave HTML with div etc). We need to transform that into allowed tags. Could we use to create a card-like layout? Possibly but complex. Maybe we can cheat by using with inline CSS? The rule didn’t forbid style attributes, only tags. So we could use
with style attributes to mimic a card. That would be allowed because
is allowed. Similarly we can use
for headings. Use- for lists. Use for bold. Use
for tables if needed. Thus we need to reconstruct the requested sections using only,
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