te-mana-whakaatu-classifieds
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Write a newspaper classifieds section where every ordinary ad (garage sale, lost cat, flatmate wanted, car for sale) gets an official-style content classification rating and dry bureaucratic descriptor, in the format of Te Mana Whakaatu (New Zealand's real Classification Office) — applied absurdly to trivial classified-ad content. Because this borrows a real government body's name and format, it's built around a clearly-labeled parody framing with an explicit non-affiliation disclaimer and invented ad content only. Use when the user wants comedic "serious official rating system applied to mundane classifieds" content. This is a seed skill: sparse by design, built from one format; expand with more classification styles and sections as they come up.
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