So, I've been here for a while and I'm used to the site's quirks. I like quirks. 'Stumbit' is cute.

But I'm not crazy about the choices for Nodes to Consider; Right now they are 

() keep  () edit  () reap  () nada

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and after a while I've learned that if we're not being asked to delete (reap) something, we're being asked to approve an edit (add code tags, fix title, and so forth) or move a node. It would be a little less confusing, in particular for a node move (which requires a yes/no answer), if the choices were something like this: 
() keep/no  () edit/yes  () reap  () nada

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either explicitly (as above) or implicitly (perhaps by updating the documentation). It just goes against the grain (briefly) when I have to approve a node move by clicking on 'edit'.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds

In reply to Modify choices for Nodes to Consider by talexb

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