Read the text input rule
Check whether each line represents one requested comment and whether the service accepts the supplied language and format. Do not assume that blank lines, paragraphs or repeated entries are interpreted consistently across different listings.
Review content before submission
Use relevant, truthful text that does not impersonate customers or invent product experiences. Obtain approval for the exact wording, including punctuation and any names, before placing a paid request that may not support later editing.
Reconcile the final quantity
Count the approved entries according to the stated input method and compare that count with the order quantity. Resolve mismatches before payment rather than expecting support to infer which lines should be used.
Decision checklist
| Decision | What to check |
|---|---|
| Format | How entries are separated and counted |
| Content | Approved relevant and truthful wording |
| Quantity | Entry count matches requested specification |
Worked example
In a hypothetical brief, a file contains 12 approved lines and three empty lines. The buyer checks whether empty lines are ignored and requests the corresponding quantity. The buyer does not assume that 15 visible text rows equal 15 deliverable comments.
Example figures explain the decision; they are not current prices or promised results.