Pyramid Principle · Two challenges · Two transmissions each
Night Radio
Knowing the facts is not enough: make them clear to your listener. Fit the action and its supporting reasons into a short message. Get confirmation, then revise with new intelligence before departure.
The captain hears only three segments
Round 1/2 · Arrange your initial recommendation · Case 1
The cargo ship is waiting at the fork. Enter harbor safely as soon as possible: use an open route; wait only if both are unusable. You have verified harbor intelligence. The radio window covers only the first three segments, but there is no countdown: take time to edit.
The captain needs the action first, then why the original route fails and why the alternative works. Only the first three segments are read; the captain will not infer your conclusion from details.
Outgoing message
0/6 segments · Recipient reads the first 3Choose entries at the intelligence desk; move them up or down to reorder. Check timestamps: superseded records cannot support your case. Recommendations and reasons also need checking.
Reading rules and success conditions
The captain needs the action first, then why the original route fails and why the alternative works. Only the first three segments are read; the captain will not infer your conclusion from details.
Help the recipient act correctly and understand the necessary reasons. Unlimited retries, no score penalty, no speed test. A source label does not mean an entry belongs in your message.