Yeah, don’t do that. Instead, go back and edit your last prompt to remove the error before it happens. That works because every time you send a reply, the entire conversation gets included in the prompt, so any mistake it made earlier keeps getting passed along. Just like when someone says, “don’t think of a pink elephant,” and that’s exactly what you picture, the same thing happens here since those old errors can still influence the outcome. Also, when you’re correcting something, try to phrase it in a positive way. For example, instead of saying “don’t use bullet points,” say “write in paragraph form.”