The final output is a list of each qualifying term and its three options. Let me make sure the output matches exactly what the user wants: each term in curly braces with three options separated by pipes, no markdown, just plain text.
First, I need to parse the original text to find terms that have three options separated by |. But the user provided a text field as input. Wait, looking back, the user's example input is "Text:" with no text following it. So maybe they intended for me to look at their previous interaction? PornMegaLoad 24 08 05 Micky Bells And Natalie F...
I need to make sure I don't include any proper nouns. Also, the output should be a list of each term with their three options. Let me double-check the format: each term should be in curly braces, with options separated by pipes. Since the user wants text only, I'll avoid any additional explanations or formatting beyond the terms and options. The final output is a list of each
I should scan the input text for any occurrence of option1 and check each part. If any of the options are brand names or specific names, omit that entire term. Also, the term itself should not be a specific brand or name. So, for instance, "Laptop Model C" would be excluded if Model A, B, or C are brand-specific. But the user provided a text field as input
In the initial prompt, the user's example might have been a test query. Since they mentioned "Text only," I should ensure the output is just text without markdown. The key is to identify all instances where three options are presented in the specified format and list them without including brands or names.
Let me simulate going through a sample text. Suppose the text had something like "Flavor cherry" and "Size large". I would list those two lines. If there were more, I'd add them similarly. Also, ensuring that any brand names or specific names are excluded. Even if the term is a brand, like "Model X1", I should skip it because it's a brand. But if the term is generic, like "Color blue", that's okay.
Alright, let's tackle this. The user wants all terms with three options in the format opt2, skipping brands and names. They also mentioned "Text only."