Background
In the "Add an image" suggested edit task, we want users to spend a sufficient amount of time reviewing the task before publishing, so that edits are of high quality, hopefully with caption and alt text. We want to ensure users aren’t continuously hitting "yes" in a short (less than 5s) span of time to guard against bad faith edits
Requirements
- If someone clicks Yes less than 5 seconds after the suggestion has displayed, show a warning (match Android behavior)
- Copy: Please review the article to understand its topic and inspect the image
- Instrument warning message https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10Twu9rnHy4XFzBjxRKDQPMKDVPDJDd9hBQXYwN7nilU/edit#slide=id.g1e4cd7273df_0_10
- Validate data from warning message instrumentation
References from Android:
- Android warning, from main implementation task: T336502
Results: KR 1.3: Goal: Users spend at least 10s evaluating a task before publishing it
Actual: Average time spent on the task was 150.8 seconds, and the median time spent was 68.7 seconds. There were no edits made in under 10 seconds.
