Rename "Unlisted" survey access to "Anyone with the link"#2559
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…nly when Anyone with the link option is selected
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What do users use these filters for? I think organizers would normally be interested in surveys they own vs surveys shared with them vs public survey, so I don't think they're really fit for purpose and I would just remove them for now. @jo-spek Wdyt? |
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closes #2507
Are the three access levels really peers? "Restricted" and "Anyone with the link" both describe unlisted surveys — they differ only in who can open the link/QR (named people vs. anyone).
"Public" is a different dimension entirely: discoverability (the survey can be found without a link at all).
Given that, should the filter keep treating them as three flat siblings, or model it as listed vs. unlisted with link/QR access as a sub-option of the unlisted case?
This mainly affects how we label and group the survey-list filter chips.
wdyt? @gino-m @jo-spek