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Partner pages: worked checks

Follow a resource into its use

Fictional press-pack facts: the pack contains a product logo in SVG, one PNG screenshot and a caption in TXT. The caption names the screenshot's version. No licence, dimensions or download URL is supplied. This is a writing exercise, not a description of an existing FontLab pack.

Developed draft:

Start with the screenshot and keep its caption beside it. The caption names the version shown, so that detail can travel with the image into your story. The pack also contains an SVG product logo; the screenshot is a PNG and the caption is a TXT file.

[CONFIRM LICENCE: permitted use and required attribution] [CONFIRM DOWNLOAD: verified pack URL]

The passage follows one image from inspection to its proposed use. It explains why the caption belongs nearby without inventing a licence or publication permission. The unresolved conditions remain visible before this becomes published copy.

Compact inventory:

SVG product logo, PNG screenshot and TXT caption naming the screenshot's version. [CONFIRM LICENCE] [CONFIRM DOWNLOAD]

The inventory suits a small space beside a download. The developed version suits an introduction. Compare their facts before choosing their pace; neither gets to claim print resolution, editable artwork or unrestricted use.

Give a question a direct answer

Invented program terms: commission applies to a completed first purchase; renewals are excluded. Rate and attribution window are unknown.

Question: “Do renewals qualify?”

No. Commission applies to a completed first purchase; renewals are excluded.

That answer is complete for the supplied question. A full commission overview would also need the missing rate and attribution terms. Adding those fields to this narrow answer would obscure the decision the reader came to make.

Check the path as carefully as the sentence

Verify the following in the target checkout and applicable evidence:

  • Page, FAQ, signup and asset inputs produce the outputs being inspected. Regenerate partials and docs/; compare README paths with build code.
  • Rates, attribution periods, eligibility, payout rules, prices, approval times and contacts have current support. Repeated page copy supplies no extra proof.
  • Every applicable offer copy agrees, including FAQ answers and all three CTA bands. Preserve each band's own relative links and markup.
  • A FAQ's question exists in generated and rendered output. The loader can skip a missing question while the build succeeds. New categories require the generator's ordering and label constants.
  • Signup Markdown has a matching image basename. Inspect any skipped slide, the rendered sequence and the title used for image alt text.
  • src_assets/assets.txt lists pack names; each pack has a path column in assets.csv. Strict mode checks listed inputs, not every page URL.
  • Changed links reach the intended ZIP, whose contents match the description. Private working files remain outside the distributed pack.
  • Product-generation identifiers change only within an authorized migration, with matching source paths, manifests, links and regenerated outputs.
  • Product-name spacing and existing menu/footer components remain appropriate. Local checks and deployment results are reported separately.

Practice the second pass

Revisit the press-pack draft after checking an actual archive. Compare every promised file and property with what is present. Then follow the image through the prose: does the caption explain a useful relationship, or merely repeat the inventory? Keep that relationship in a developed introduction. In a narrow download row, keep the exact identifiers and conditions the reader needs.