Maybe we should sell a bit the feature? We need people who care to enable it.

"Don't participate in any surveys" is rather dry. How about we talk about them as "usability surveys"?

The "Don't share anything" and "Don't participate in any surveys" text is just the explanation for the disabled status; it doesn't feel quite right to me to try to sell the feature there. If we want people to turn this feature on, making them visit the KCM or settings window will ensure that approximately 0% of people will do it no matter what the text says where, because what kind of weirdo explores System Settings for the fun of it? People like us do this, but regular users don't. What we should probably do is show a persistent notification or something after some number of days of usage following each major version update. Or maybe we could ask in the installer or the first-run wizard that everyone hates the idea of. ;)

That's probably a separate conversation though. :)

I think the stand-alone app case (as seen in the second video) now misses the motivational explanation for why we do this, in the Plasma KCM this is added independently. Maybe just add that sentence to the top of the default config dialog?

Yeah, the idea behind this change was that the parent UI presenting these strings would include the explanation.

Does the standalone dialog live in this repo?

In D26551#591356, @ngraham wrote:

Yeah, the idea behind this change was that the parent UI presenting these strings would include the explanation.

Does the standalone dialog live in this repo?

Yes, there's a default implementation in KUserFeedback::FeedbackConfigWidget, which is used in UserFeedbackConsole.

Thanks! Maybe "KDE" -> "us", to keep the vendor-neutral wording, as this is also used outside of KDE. I'm ok with the rest of the wording changes.

You have to first introduce a group for "us" to refer to, or else it's not clear. :) If "KDE" is no-go, maybe it could say, "You can help the developers"

Thanks, that works for me. +1 on this then.

Thanks!