I'm okay using a different name, but I'd also like to better understand the context.

Is the hypothesis that these users would have typed the word "error" and selected "Wikimedia-production-error" from the suggestions when create a task?

what about wikimedia-production-log-error?

I'm asking about the hypothesis, because my theory is that they type "error" and select the one and only suggestion we offer them, regardless of the other (vaguely familiar) terms found in the suggested project name.

Looking at the tickets mentioned by Andre more closely, I think my theory is incorrect, or applies to only one of the three example tasks. The other two were created via the "Report Application Error" form (can tell from the task description template). Which moves the issue to the name of that label.

When a user wants to report a bug, chances are they'd go for "Report Application Error" rather than "Create Task (Simple Form)". With that in mind, I'm surprised it's not more common.

Thanks for taking a closer look! Does anyone have an idea where that "Report Application Error" form is 'prominently' linked from? Wondering how people find that.

Ah, that's a bar I locally hide, that's why. Indeed, my volunteer account with default settings exposes "Report Application Error" too prominently:

I've updated the appearance of the "Application Error" form.

Before	After

Main changes:

• It prominently refers to the "Bug Report" form.
• Has a visual example above the form to indicate what kind of problem this form is meant to be used for.

I've also experimented with better labels for the forms.

Before	After

Thoughts? Feel free to revert :)

Looks good!

+1