[maxspero]

Thanks for trying it out. Shorter texts with fewer sentences are certainly a challenge - they just have a lot less signal.

I tried your prompt asking for ten sentences and got 99.4%. Possibly there needs to be some sort of gate on how much text we accept before we can provide an answer.

> Talk about JavaScript in ten sentences. Use human like words instead of professional tone.

``` JavaScript is like the magic wand that makes websites come alive, turning them from static pages to interactive wonders. Originally, it was made to add some pizzazz to web pages, but now it's super powerful and does way more. It’s not Java, even though the names sound alike; think of them as distant cousins rather than twins. Browsers love JavaScript! They have built-in engines to run it, making our web experience fun. You can find JavaScript not just on websites but also in things like mobile apps and even some robots. There's this cool toolkit called Node.js that lets JavaScript play outside of the browser, giving it even more playgrounds. Developers often use libraries, like jQuery or React, to give them a head start and make things snazzier without reinventing the wheel. JavaScript can be both your best friend and a tricky beast; it's easy to start with but can get complex as you dive deeper. The community is massive, so if you ever get stuck, there are tons of helpful souls out there ready to lend a hand. At the end of the day, JavaScript is all about creating, innovating, and bringing ideas to life on the web. ```

[DemocracyFTW2]

That's 2 dimensions, right, `verdict` and `confidence`, and they're orthogonal.