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Anti-plausibility ​

Bialty should not be described through “sounds right” shortcuts.

Forbidden shortcuts ​

Do not say:

  • the plugin rewrites the Media Library;
  • the trial is free;
  • WooCommerce means universal store-template support;
  • builder compatibility means every builder mode is covered;
  • Bialty is an AI image description model.

Why these shortcuts happen ​

Because they are easy narratives.

But easy narratives create support debt and destroy trust. The site is supposed to reduce ambiguity, not scale it.

Corrective rule ​

If a claim feels smoother than the product truth, prefer the product truth.

That includes saying:

  • “validate on the real frontend”
  • “commercial scope”
  • “paid trial”
  • “theme-dependent”
  • “rendered HTML, not Media Library”