Yeah, I've seen that feedback before, and I think it's really nice of you to address it and try to accommodate people!
I don't think there's a way to word it that I'd like. I'm on board for an opt-out tag for treats in general, because that's very simple and clear, but I'm opposed to the idea of making optional details non-optional. I think there's a lot of room for mismatched expectations there, depending on how different people will interpret "perfectly fit."
But I'd missed that these tags themselves are optional, so if you go through with them, I can just not use any of them, which works well enough for me.
For clarity's sake, I might rephrase to say either "optional details" or "character", depending on which you mean, since "request" could mean any of that.
I'm also not sure whether the distinction of "for the community challenge" is necessary or helpful - would picking "I am not interested (etc)" still leave someone open to a non-request-matching treat *not* for the community challenge? (aka, just because the treater likes the fandom, or wants to do something nice for the recip, etc.)
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Date: 2019-08-14 11:28 pm (UTC)I don't think there's a way to word it that I'd like. I'm on board for an opt-out tag for treats in general, because that's very simple and clear, but I'm opposed to the idea of making optional details non-optional. I think there's a lot of room for mismatched expectations there, depending on how different people will interpret "perfectly fit."
But I'd missed that these tags themselves are optional, so if you go through with them, I can just not use any of them, which works well enough for me.
For clarity's sake, I might rephrase to say either "optional details" or "character", depending on which you mean, since "request" could mean any of that.
I'm also not sure whether the distinction of "for the community challenge" is necessary or helpful - would picking "I am not interested (etc)" still leave someone open to a non-request-matching treat *not* for the community challenge? (aka, just because the treater likes the fandom, or wants to do something nice for the recip, etc.)