I appreciate you providing such detailed instructions for the blog post. However, I've noticed a significant mismatch between your requested topic and the information provided in "My text." You've asked for a blog post about "Ross Bagley," specifying that it should include a biography, personal details, and a bio-data table for a person or celebrity. This clearly indicates you're referring to Ross Bagley, the actor. On the other hand, "My text" is entirely about "Ross Dress for Less," a retail company. It discusses store bargains, locations, social media, career opportunities, credit cards, return policies, and gift cards. I cannot accurately create a comprehensive, human-centric, and factually correct article about "Ross Bagley" (the person) using information that pertains solely to "Ross Dress for Less" (the company). Doing so would violate the core principles of accuracy, originality, and the "Don't assume, add or create your own context" rule you've outlined. To ensure I provide you with the high-quality, compliant content you're looking for, could you please clarify: 1. Did you intend for the article to be about "Ross Dress for Less" and mistakenly typed "Ross Bagley"? 2. If you truly want an article about "Ross Bagley" (the person), please provide relevant information about him, as the current text is not applicable. Once this clarification is made, I will be happy to proceed with crafting the blog post according to all your specified guidelines.
