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Created Oct 27, 2021 by klaus.illmayer@klaus.illmayerMaintainer

Approve/Reject buttons in moderation item view

When moderators approve a suggested version of an item, they go to the curation dashboard Items to moderate and edit the chosen suggestion that should be approved.

Currently, there are three buttons: Cancel, Save as draft and Publish.

  • Publish could be renamed to Approve, making it more clearer what is happening.
  • Save as draft seems to me unnecessary (it would create a draft of this item in the moderators draft item list)
  • Cancel returns to the main page, it will not reject the suggested version of the item

Reject does not exist but could be helpful to clean up the curation dashboard moderation items overview (and it would prevent that other moderators look into an already ignored version). To add reject function it would be necessary to add a new endpoint in the API by backend (DELETE a version of an item). Currently, the only way to get rid of a suggested item is either to approve another version of an item or to explicitely approve the current approved item (kind of workaround).

@lbarbot @edward.gray @matej.durco What are your opinions on the current state of the buttons and the necessity of a reject button?

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