A technical message is clear to experts but unclear to the general public. What is the best solution?

Correct answer: Explain technical terms using simple language and examples

A message should be adapted to the receiver’s knowledge level. Replacing specialised terms with plain explanations, defining necessary terms, and adding familiar examples helps the public decode the idea without losing the essential facts. Simply making the message longer may add more difficulty, and removing examples reduces support. Changing the audience is usually not the practical solution.