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Where the feature earns its place
Tap Tap Go’s product model includes intended assistance for drafting and organising profile, feature and business content under user review. Work from explicit hypothetical inputs and the intended educational point. An illustrative number should not look like an approved price, limit or reward.
Move from suggestion to decision
Before sharing, review three points: recalculate the figures; label assumptions; keep examples separate from actual product rates. Ask yourself: Could a reader mistake this number for a current product term?
Hypothetical example
Imagine a user asking an assistant to make a feature explanation more concrete. In this hypothetical scene, the explanation uses a clearly labelled example without implying the programme offers that amount.
Make it practical.
Use this checklist as you read. Checks are not stored.References & further reading
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