This is part of T269658: Add a link: skipped all suggestions dialog which is not implemented yet.

Note: It seems that it's not possible to apply "Skip" state to links that were marked with "Yes" or "No".

@MMiller_WMF @RHo any thoughts about that? Should there be a way to unselect Yes/No? Should the "Skip" text removed from the navigation button if there is something selected already?

In T277519#6916960, @Tgr wrote:

This is part of T269658: Add a link: skipped all suggestions dialog which is not implemented yet.

Note: It seems that it's not possible to apply "Skip" state to links that were marked with "Yes" or "No".

@MMiller_WMF @RHo any thoughts about that? Should there be a way to unselect Yes/No? Should the "Skip" text removed from the navigation button if there is something selected already?

Hi @Tgr, it should definitely be possible to unselect Yes/No. Perhaps naming it "Skip" state is not exactly accurate, as the state we care about is if all links are "unselected".
As for the "Skip" label on the navigation button, I think it's fine to leave as it is. We chose to name it "Skip" as it seemed to make it clearer during user testing that links did not require a decision, but the label is really more about navigation (so could in theory have been called "Next" instead).

So how should the unselection happen? Clicking again on the selected button?

In T277519#6917277, @Tgr wrote:

So how should the unselection happen? Clicking again on the selected button?

The Yes and No buttons are toggle buttons so it would be toggle off whichever one was selected

Let's convert this task into a reminder to do that then, since the originally reported issue is already part of another task.