Text review: "(n)etiquette"

[BeccaMelhuish]

@ilmartyrk @anettlinno @kevincrepin @oksks

A text that might want some consideration: as one of the choices for why you are reporting something as inappropriate, one of the options is "infringes (n)etiquette". It's a bit of an odd one - partly because (n)etiquette isn't a well known term (nor is even etiquette on its own, if not a native speaker, so not even easy to guess). And partly because even if you've understood what the term might mean, I wonder what sort of thing people would be putting in that category? I.e. what actually counts as (n)etiquette infringement?

OK I just Googled it, and got this list, but it feels a bit of a vague one to me - is so broad, and much of this isn't really a report-worthy offence?

Wondering if it's necessary, or could be renamed to something a bit clearer/simpler?

[kevincrepin]

Maybe something like "Infringes common courtesy", friendliness, "not considerate". I think those have the same intent.

Not a fan of the term "infringes" tho :)

[BeccaMelhuish]

@kevincrepin Hmm yes how about "Is impolite or inconsiderate"?

Though we do already have ""Is abusive or insulting", which isn't that dissimilar? I'm wondering if it's necessary?

[kevincrepin]

Good point. I think if the other options cover most (if not all) of the cases then we could drop this. There's always still the "Other" option as well I think that allows for free text?

[BeccaMelhuish]

Actually it seems we don't have an "Other", but there is a free text box. @ilmartyrk could we remove the "(n)etiquette" one and and an "Other" option at the end?

[kevincrepin]

Seems like a "two birds with one stone" solution to me!

[ilmartyrk]

Will add the option Other and remove netiquette

[anettlinno]

Will send this issue to UX/UI update

[anettlinno]

Triage 95. Issue is fixed. Closing the issue.