Back Up Every Claim With A Screenshot

You finish a post, look at the numbers in it, and get the quiet feeling that a stranger has no reason to believe you. So you either ship it bare and hope, or you spend an hour grabbing pictures and still miss the one claim that mattered. This skill reads the finished writing instead of guessing, decides which claims a reader will not take on trust, and returns a numbered capture list in a fill-in block with eight lines per image, precise enough to hand to somebody else. It carries a table that matches nine common sentences in your writing to the picture each one needs, nine capture types marked with what each one costs you in access, and a one sentence test that cuts the images you were about to waste time on. It also carries the part most people skip: nine rules about what you are actually allowed to publish, covering client data, another company's software screens, and documents nobody meant to release. Then an eight point check to run before the piece goes out, where a failed line usually means cutting the claim rather than stretching the evidence.