Carlos Antonio de Assis: Como Transformar Solidão em Encontro

Ilustração que mostra a jornada de solidão à conexão interpessoal proposta por Carlos Antonio de Assis

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, but the spec includes sections with

. There’s a conflict. The spec says we must use only those tags, but also includes

headings in sections. Possibly they consider

allowed? The list didn’t include

. They said only those tags, but earlier they used

in the card and CTA blocks. Those are part of required blocks, so they are allowed in those contexts. But for the rest of the text, they said only those tags. However they also gave sections with

. So we must include

headings as per sections. Probably allowed because they are part of required structure. But they said only those tags; maybe they want only those tags overall, but they gave examples of allowed tags, not exhaustive? The instruction: “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: ,

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headings for sections. This is contradictory. In such cases, we must follow the higher-level spec: they explicitly gave sections with

headings, and earlier they gave example of card with

. So we should use

as required. Maybe they meant we can use those tags but no others beyond the listed ones.

is not listed, but it’s used in the template. I think we should include

as required by the sections. Possibly they consider

allowed because they used it in the template. We’ll include

headings, etc. Must include sections 1-4 as described, each with appropriate word counts (approx). Must choose two blocks from options A-F. Must include final premium CTA at end. Must not use any other tags besides allowed ones:

,

headings as per sections. Probably allowed because they are part of required structure. But they said only those tags; maybe they want only those tags overall, but they gave examples of allowed tags, not exhaustive? The instruction: “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:

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