== Background goal
This task involves the work of defining the meaning of, and label for, the dismiss/skip buttons that appear within Suggestion Cards.
The need for becoming clear about this emerged in response to the point @esanders made in T415849#11569533 and the [discussion it prompted here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iQig8TDI9oMoh9jirt31g_L_1GC-MVX4WZCUaCWP5xY/edit?disco=AAABzObDYt8).
=== Possible copies for Button 2
| Copy | Meaning | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| {nav Dismiss} //(current copy)// | Close this suggestion and move on, with the sense that it’s not relevant right now. | - |
| {nav Skip} | Don’t apply this suggestion //now// and continue editing, without rejecting it. | Users may be surprised to click skip, thinking it means "come back to this later" only to see it disappear from the list completely. |
| {nav Ignore} | Intentionally disregard this suggestion, which can feel dismissive or negative. | - |
| {nav Decline} //(same as Checks)// | Explicitly choose not to apply this suggestion, implying a more deliberate rejection. | - |
=== Open questions
- [ ] 1. When you elect to Dismiss/Ignore/Decline/Skip/etc. a Suggestion, how – if at all – is that choice persisted across edit sessions? //Read: if you dismiss `Suggestion Z` in `Article 1` via `Edit Session A` will you see `Suggestion Z` again when you edit `Article 1` via `Edit Session B`?//
- [ ] 2. Where (if at all) is data about declines surfaced on-wiki?
=== Related
- {T414987}
- {T415304}