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Having authorial tools make the complexities of the model transparent to authors is
a major goal, primarily to reduce the burden on authors using the system, but also to
guide them in the creation of interesting stories. Creating an interactive environment
that behaves as expected is a tiresome task, as it is performed mostly by trial and
error.
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