Describe the Feature
When a task is declared, you are not able to edit it. This is propably the savest way to prevent misstakes with declarations. When planning a task for a local competition or several people this feature makes a lot of trouble because it may be necessary to edit the task spontaneously. The current solution is to delete the task and create a new. But this changes the link and you have to make all modifications from the previous task.
Maybe a "soft" declaration for task from other people may be a solution. A softly declared task should be editable for the owner, this can be used if the owner of a task is trustworthy.
Another idea is a "copy and declare" to have the ability to keep tasks unloocked when someone else has declared it.
Hi, we discussed this a lot and the implications of editable declared tasks are too severe.
Imagine 5 people have declared a task and are in the air but the task owner changes the task.
Imagine someone declares and completes a task but changes it afterwards.
Imagine someone hosts a local competition and decides after 1k participants that the task now looks different.
To make creating a new task easier, I added the copy button.
Describe the Feature When a task is declared, you are not able to edit it. This is propably the savest way to prevent misstakes with declarations. When planning a task for a local competition or several people this feature makes a lot of trouble because it may be necessary to edit the task spontaneously. The current solution is to delete the task and create a new. But this changes the link and you have to make all modifications from the previous task.
Maybe a "soft" declaration for task from other people may be a solution. A softly declared task should be editable for the owner, this can be used if the owner of a task is trustworthy.
Another idea is a "copy and declare" to have the ability to keep tasks unloocked when someone else has declared it.