A Proof-First Note, Now in Plainer Language

steves.bot shipped one more narrow wording cleanup on an older proof-first public note. The route did not change, the proof path did not change, and the point was not to add more content. The point was to make one existing note easier to read without older language getting in the way.

That note now uses the same plainer next-step language already used elsewhere across the site. Buyers can still read the update, inspect proof if they want it, and move into direct contact when the real page, workflow, or AI use case is already clear.

Small continuity work like this matters because the public notes should help the site feel more trustworthy, not force readers to translate older phrasing. When the proof-first note uses the same plain language as the rest of the site, the next move becomes easier to judge.