Problem:
Some questions like sexual orientation include a "Self Identify" option as one of their choices.
It makes sense to me to include this as a property of the question object, like the prompt, rather than explicitly as the text of a choice. I'm wondering if "self-identify": "false", is sufficient to indicate to the consumer that they'll need to add that option and box to the choice list.
Note: there's a lot of work to do on this, and the scope of this issue is only how to indicate self-identify. Other parts of the schema are reviewed in other issues.
Proposed solution:
... more stuff up here
"question": {
"id-of-this-single-question-in-this-category" : {
"type":"select-one",
"self-identify": "false",
"prompt": "How old are you?",
"choices": [
{ "id": "019", "value": "0-19", "label": "0 - 19" },
{ "id": "2039", "value": "20-39", "label": "20 - 39" },
{ "id": "age-decline", "value": "decline", "label": "Prefer not to answer" }
]
}
}
.... more stuff down here
Problem: Some questions like sexual orientation include a "Self Identify" option as one of their choices.
It makes sense to me to include this as a property of the question object, like the prompt, rather than explicitly as the text of a choice. I'm wondering if
"self-identify": "false",is sufficient to indicate to the consumer that they'll need to add that option and box to the choice list.Note: there's a lot of work to do on this, and the scope of this issue is only how to indicate self-identify. Other parts of the schema are reviewed in other issues.
Proposed solution: