User story:
As a community members setting up Mentorship, I want to understand that the existence of a Mentor list (visible on Special:ManageMentors) doesn't mean that Mentorship is enabled on my wiki, because then I'll understand what I need to do to enable Mentorship.
Background:
Found in this discussion: is seems that if you create a list of mentors, but don't turn mentorship on in community configuration, you get access to a list of mentees assigned to you.
Instead, you should have a message instead of the list of mentors, saying "turn mentorship on in CC".
that list of mentees causes several issues:
- mentors have no idea that the system is not working
- mentees have no idea that they have a mentor, and can't ask them questions
- mentees have no idea that someone exists
- their mentor can see their edits without knowing it (hence no way to opt-out)
- their mentor can come and say "I'm your mentor" and they could be surprised.
Design
(using Message component in variant 'Warning').
Acceptance Criteria:
Given I'm on a wiki that doesn't have Mentorship enabled,
When I view Special:ManageMentors,
Then there should be a warning message on the page that clarifies:
⚠️ Mentorship is currently turned off. Admins can turn on Mentorship via Special:CommunityConfiguration.
