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feedbacks: update messaging about negative feedbacks.

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Update wording about negative feedbacks on the new feedback page, and on the Dmail you receive when
you receive a negative feedback.
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2022-11-20 15:27:33 -06:00
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app/models/user_feedback.rb
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@@ -40,16 +40,13 @@ class UserFeedback < ApplicationRecord
self.user = User.find_by_name(name)
end
def disclaimer
if category != "negative"
return nil
def create_dmail
body = %{@#{creator.name} created a "#{category} record":#{Routes.user_feedbacks_path(search: { user_id: user_id })} for your account:\n\n#{self.body}}
if category == "negative"
body += "\n\n---\n\nA negative feedback is a record on your account that you've engaged in negative or rule-breaking behavior. You can appeal this feedback if you think it's unfair by petitioning the mods and admins in the forum. Negative feedback generally doesn't affect your usability of the site, but serious or repeated infractions may lead to a ban."
end
"The purpose of feedback is to help you become a valuable member of the site by highlighting adverse behaviors. The author, #{creator.name}, should have sent you a message in the recent past as a warning. The fact that you're receiving this feedback now implies you've ignored their advice.\n\nYou can protest this feedback by petitioning the mods and admins in the forum. If #{creator.name} fails to provide sufficient evidence, you can have the feedback removed. However, if you fail to defend yourself against the accusations, you will likely earn yourself another negative feedback.\n\nNegative feedback generally doesn't affect your usability of the site. But it does mean other users may trust you less and give you less benefit of the doubt.\n\n"
end
def create_dmail
body = %{#{disclaimer}@#{creator.name} created a "#{category} record":#{Routes.user_feedbacks_path(search: { user_id: user_id })} for your account:\n\n#{self.body}}
Dmail.create_automated(:to_id => user_id, :title => "Your user record has been updated", :body => body)
end