Compare the rule with concrete cases
Original fictional rule requires a title and an image. Text-only mode waives the image requirement but never the title. A phrase such as “text-only is exempt” is too broad because it does not identify the waived condition.
| Case | Mode / title | Image | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | Normal / present | Absent | Invalid: image missing |
| E2 | Text-only / present | Absent | Valid |
| E3 | Text-only / absent | Absent | Invalid: title missing |
Work through the distinction
Treat title validity and image validity separately. The exception changes only the image predicate; E3 proves that text-only is not a blanket bypass.
A text-only record has an image but no title. Is it valid?
Show the worked answer
No. The supplied image does not satisfy the independent title requirement.
Acceptance wording to adapt
A record is valid when its title is present and either its image is present or its mode is text-only. Text-only must waive no other required field.