User story:
As an event participant who is actively editing, I want to set my preferences for when and if my edits are associated with the event, so that I can provide accurate data while avoiding unnecessary pop-ups or inconveniences.
Background:
For the Collaborative Contributions MVP, we will be showing a pop-up to users after they make an edit that asks if they want their edit to be associated with the event. This is helpful for people to see when they make their first edit for the event, since it is very visible and has more space to explain things. This way, people can *remember* that they're editing during the time or the event and they can more fully understand the options available to them, as event participants. However, after seeing the pop-up for the first time, they may not want to see the pop-up again, since it may seem annoying to see it every time. So, for these reasons, we would like to give editors options, such as:
- This edit is not part of the event
- This edit is not part of the event, and don't show me this pop-up again
- This edit is a part of the event
- This edit is a part of the event, and I want all my edits during the event period to be automatically included in the event statistics
- This edit is a part of the event, and I want all my edits during X amount of time to be automatically included in the event statistics
We may also want to have some default behavior, so that people don't need to set a preference if they don't want to, such as only showing the pop-up after edit the first time or first 3 times that the participant is editing during the event.
If the editor chooses to not display the pop-up and/or to have the edits automatically tracked, we could perhaps then have them see the dropdown in the edit dialog for edit association for the remainder of the specified time.
Relevant past work:
Acceptance Criteria:
- Develop design concepts that allow editors to customize their preferences for edit association (see examples of preferences in background information above)
- Explore the possibility of default behavior for edit association (see explanation in background information above)
- This could be a good candidate for usability testing after we have some design concepts
