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, , , , , - ." So no h1. Hmm, but typically articles start with h1. Maybe the user made a mistake? The example output in the problem might have an h1. Wait, looking back at the problem statement:
"Requirements:
- Between 1000 and 2000 characters in the HTML output (do not exceed 2000 characters)
- Natural keyword integration (app name, platform, category)
- Clear structure with h2/h3 headings
- Cover: what the app does, key features, use cases, pros/cons, who it's for, tips
- Engaging, informative tone suitable for English-speaking users
- Do NOT copy the original review verbatim — rewrite and expand significantly"
So maybe the h1 isn't required. Let's proceed with h2 and h3 for headings. Start with an h2 for the title, then h3 for subsections.
Wait the example the user provided in the problem might have an h1? Let me check the user's example input. The user's example shows the assistant's output starting with
, so perhaps they expect the first heading to be h2. Let's follow that.
So the structure would be:
Tony Hawks Pro Skater Warehouse for BMX Streets: Enhancing BMX Gaming on Windows
Then sections like:
What This App Does
Key Features
Use Cases & Benefits
Pros and Cons
Who Should Download This Mod
Tips for Maximizing the Experience
Each of these h3s would have subsections as h4? But the user specified only up to h3. So perhaps keep everything under h2 and h3. Maybe group some sections under h3.
