User story & summary:
As a newcomer, I want the option to decline (or skip) a suggestion and immediately receive another one, so that the Suggested Edits experience feels consistent and continuous.
Background & research:
This task is important because all Suggested Edits should follow a predictable flow: selecting a task > completing or skipping it > moving on to another suggestion.
Design:
- After completing (or skipping) the onboarding newcomers are redirected to VisualEditor. We will bring them to highlighted paragraph, with the Edit check bottom sheet (or card on desktop) active.
- On “Revise”, newcomers can edit the page.
- On “Decline”, newcomers need to answer a short survey to fully decline the suggestion.
- When newcomers decline the “Review tone” suggestion they will be re-directed to the review view of the article.
- We will display the same message that we display for when newcomers complete other types of suggested edits, see T301603.
- As the message fades out, we will display another suggestion.
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Acceptance Criteria:
Given I clicked into an Edit Check from a Suggested Edit on the Homepage,
When I decline a task and then complete the survey,
Then I am directed to the article's read view and I receive a Thank you confirmation (Thanks for reviewing suggestions. Keep going!)
And as that confirmation message fades away, we display the post-edit dialog with another Suggested Edit

