Overgeneralization
A universal claim about people or the industry with no source.
| Flagged | Fix |
|---|---|
everyone agrees, everyone knows, everyone understands | name who agrees |
everybody agrees, everybody knows | name who agrees |
no one deny, no one denies, no one can deny, no one can denies | name the source |
in every case, instance, scenario, situation | name the case |
the industry agrees, the industry is unanimous | name who agrees |
universally acknowledged, universally accepted, universally recognized, universally true | name who accepts it |
without exception | name the exception, or cut |
all developers agree, and the same verbs after users, teams, companies, engineers | name who |
every single one, every single time, every single user, every single developer, every single case | cut single, or count |
Bare always, never, and all stay unflagged: they are correct in API docs and code comments. Only a universal claim about a human population is reported.
Source: Wikipedia:Signs of AI writing and WikiProject AI Cleanup catchphrases.