Margo learns from you. When a post or carousel does not sound right, tell Margo why in one sentence, and it remembers that correction for everything it writes afterwards.
Using the "Not quite right" button
Open any calendar item and tap the "Not quite right" button. Margo gives you four choices to explain what was off:
Not how I talk: The tone, words, or voice do not match the way you actually speak.
Not who I help: The post describes the wrong audience, or misses who your work is for.
This didn't happen: The post tells a story that is not true or does not match what actually occurred.
Wrong thing to post: You would have written about something completely different.
Giving feedback
Pick one reason, then write one sentence explaining it. For example:
"Not how I talk" → "I say 'tricky' not 'difficult'"
"Not who I help" → "I work with new parents, not people with kids already in school"
"This didn't happen" → "I never actually tried that method, I only read about it"
"Wrong thing to post" → "Should have been about the breakfast recipe, not the lunch one"
The more specific you are, the better Margo learns.
What happens with your feedback
When you submit:
If this post is a carousel or sequence, Margo will rewrite it right now using your feedback.
For other posts, Margo says "Noted" and remembers it for next time.
Either way, Margo stores your correction in its memory banks (Principle Bank for how you talk, Knowledge Bank for who you help and what is true). From that moment forward, it applies your correction to every piece it writes for you.
Building Margo's understanding over time
You do not need to give feedback on every post. A few corrections teach Margo who you are and how you speak. The more feedback you give, the better it matches your voice and your audience.
Margo never forgets a correction, so your preferences are always applied.