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Clarifying user intent

I see the user posted in Chinese about a Serie B Bari team losing 0-5 and an incident involving fans and players. They might be looking for more information, like a summary or analysis. Since the request isn't clear, it’d be wise to ask what they specifically want, whether it's a news summary, timeline, analysis, or even a video link. I want to be careful with how I present any information to avoid any misinformation or defamation.Crafting user response options

I can ask the user for the date and source of the news they posted. It’s a good idea to suggest verifying through official club statements or airline reports. Since their request isn't exactly simple, I should offer them choices, like asking if they want a news brief template, an analysis of the incident, or a social media post. I'll present these options clearly without heavy formatting, maybe in a bullet list, while keeping it concise. I'll respond in Chinese, as that matches the user's input.Drafting a news brief

I can draft a sample brief in Chinese, ideally around 80 characters. The user didn’t specify the opponent, so I could leave that blank or use a generic term. It might be better to omit round numbers to avoid fabrications. I'll include placeholders for missing details while preparing empathetic options.

I’ll create options for the user, like checking multiple sources, writing a brief, and providing social media posts, but I won’t initiate any network queries unless asked. I’ll also emphasize that details like the opponent and time need to be confirmed.