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As a MediaSearch user, I want to be able to search for all media that's been assessed by the community, not just media with a certain type of assessment. In order to do so, we need to change all of the filters to have consistent and clear language. **Acceptance Criteria (updated 9/9/21)** [x] Change the behavior of the filter drop-downs to the following: - Filters in their default, un-set state should display a **general label describing the filter** ("Image Size", "Community Assessment", "License" ) that does not reference a specific value. - When expanded, only the different options for the filters **value** should be displayed ("small", "medium", not "small images", "medium images", etc). The first item in each drop-down menu should be "All", which un-sets the particular filter if chosen. - **An exception to the above behavior is the "sort" filter** – there are only two options and one must always be chosen; "relevance" is the default and cannot be un-set. - **When a filter value is un-set**, the label of the filter in its collapsed state should return to the general label for the filter; selecting "all" as a value for the size filter means the closed filter will say "Image size" once again. - If this proves to be too complicated / not worth the effort, fall back to "Option 1" in the comments below, where "Community Assessments" becomes the first, selectable option in the assessments drop-down. [ ] Add support in both JS and PHP for a new type of assessment: "Any assessment". - This should return all files with **any** sort of community assessment applied. This option should be present in both the image and video tabs. - This filter setting should be exposed in the URL parameters as `?assessment=any-assessment`. On the back-end it will be equivalent to a `haswbstatement` search where `P6731` can have any value (or at least, `Q63348049|Q63348069|Q63348040|Q6998859`). - This new option must be enabled the same way the other options are, by adding a new item in the array for the config variable `$wgMediaSearchAssessmentFilters`. The new "any assessment" option should appear first in the list. A separate config patch will be needed to deploy this on production Commons. [ ] Design should match the mock-up below. {F34598625}

As a MediaSearch user, I want to be able to search for all media that's been assessed by the community, not just media with a certain type of assessment. In order to do so, we need to change all of the filters to have consistent and clear language. **Acceptance Criteria (updated 9/9/21)** [x] Change the behavior of the filter drop-downs to the following: - Filters in their default, un-set state should display a **general label describing the filter** ("Image Size", "Community Assessment", "License" ) that does not reference a specific value. - When expanded, only the different options for the filters **value** should be displayed ("small", "medium", not "small images", "medium images", etc). The first item in each drop-down menu should be "All", which un-sets the particular filter if chosen. - **An exception to the above behavior is the "sort" filter** – there are only two options and one must always be chosen; "relevance" is the default and cannot be un-set. - **When a filter value is un-set**, the label of the filter in its collapsed state should return to the general label for the filter; selecting "all" as a value for the size filter means the closed filter will say "Image size" once again. - If this proves to be too complicated / not worth the effort, fall back to "Option 1" in the comments below, where "Community Assessments" becomes the first, selectable option in the assessments drop-down. [x] Add support in both JS and PHP for a new type of assessment: "Any assessment". - This should return all files with **any** sort of community assessment applied. This option should be present in both the image and video tabs. - This filter setting should be exposed in the URL parameters as `?assessment=any-assessment`. On the back-end it will be equivalent to a `haswbstatement` search where `P6731` can have any value (or at least, `Q63348049|Q63348069|Q63348040|Q6998859`). - This new option must be enabled the same way the other options are, by adding a new item in the array for the config variable `$wgMediaSearchAssessmentFilters`. The new "any assessment" option should appear first in the list. A separate config patch will be needed to deploy this on production Commons. [x] Design should match the mock-up below. {F34598625}

As a MediaSearch user, I want to be able to search for all media that's been assessed by the community, not just media with a certain type of assessment. In order to do so, we need to change all of the filters to have consistent and clear language. **Acceptance Criteria (updated 9/9/21)** [x] Change the behavior of the filter drop-downs to the following: - Filters in their default, un-set state should display a **general label describing the filter** ("Image Size", "Community Assessment", "License" ) that does not reference a specific value. - When expanded, only the different options for the filters **value** should be displayed ("small", "medium", not "small images", "medium images", etc). The first item in each drop-down menu should be "All", which un-sets the particular filter if chosen. - **An exception to the above behavior is the "sort" filter** – there are only two options and one must always be chosen; "relevance" is the default and cannot be un-set. - **When a filter value is un-set**, the label of the filter in its collapsed state should return to the general label for the filter; selecting "all" as a value for the size filter means the closed filter will say "Image size" once again. - If this proves to be too complicated / not worth the effort, fall back to "Option 1" in the comments below, where "Community Assessments" becomes the first, selectable option in the assessments drop-down. [ x] Add support in both JS and PHP for a new type of assessment: "Any assessment". - This should return all files with **any** sort of community assessment applied. This option should be present in both the image and video tabs. - This filter setting should be exposed in the URL parameters as `?assessment=any-assessment`. On the back-end it will be equivalent to a `haswbstatement` search where `P6731` can have any value (or at least, `Q63348049|Q63348069|Q63348040|Q6998859`). - This new option must be enabled the same way the other options are, by adding a new item in the array for the config variable `$wgMediaSearchAssessmentFilters`. The new "any assessment" option should appear first in the list. A separate config patch will be needed to deploy this on production Commons. [ x] Design should match the mock-up below. {F34598625}