If a sample review approves a flawed draft or rejects a sound one, inspect the rule before processing more content. Compare the draft with the brief and review criteria: factual accuracy, sources, tone, formatting, accessibility, and prohibited claims. Identify whether the error came from unclear criteria, missing context, or a reviewer applying the rule inconsistently.
Revise one criterion at a time and test contrasting samples: a ready draft, a draft needing edits, and a clear rejection. Record why each receives its outcome. Recheck already-reviewed items that share the same risk. A useful review system gives the writer specific changes, not an unexplained pass/fail label.
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