Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Linaw checks what a simpler version leaves out
Linaw adapts articles, memos, and PDFs into different reading formats, then checks whether key conditions, numbers, and deadlines survived.
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- Readers of school, work, and community notices
- Worth noticing
- Its example flags a missing “only with written approval” condition; the site cautions that checks warn but do not prove a rewrite is correct.
Field notes
The described workflow starts with an article, memo, or PDF, then offers Full, Key Points, Plain Language, and Listen views. Its check focuses on conditions, quantities, and deadlines; the example flags the disappearance of a written-approval requirement. The page says the source remains available for review and explicitly warns that a check is not proof that a rewrite is correct. It also describes Taglish-aware plain language and a Chrome companion.
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