Patently Clear: Show, Don't Tell in Policy Writing

✨ Writing Prompt

Imagine you are drafting a policy document for a new patent process that aims to streamline applications. Write a section of the policy that outlines the changes in a way that highlights the benefits for inventors and patent examiners. Rather than stating facts directly ('The new process is efficient'), use examples and scenarios to demonstrate efficiency (e.g., 'An inventor arrives at the office with clarity in their documentation, leading to a two-week approval instead of previous delays'). Ensure your writing engages the reader's imagination and conveys a clear understanding of the policy's significance.