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Change default confidence level in citation filter #1701

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change default in Citation filter for Confidence from "Normal" to "Very Low" so that nothing is excluded by default.

https://gramps-project.org/bugs/view.php?id=11797
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change default in Citation filter for Confidence from "Normal" to "Very Low" so that nothing is excluded by default.

https://gramps-project.org/bugs/view.php?id=11797
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We should also consider renaming the level to correspond to the Gedcom definitions:

  • Very high -> Primary evidence
  • High -> Secondary evidence
  • Low -> Questionable evidence
  • Very low -> Unreliable/Estimated evidence

@Nick-Hall Nick-Hall changed the title Update _citationsidebarfilter.py Change default confidence level in citation filter Apr 15, 2024
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The bad thing about using the GEDCOM strings/phrases is the extra Column width it would consume in the Views. (They are bad enough in English. But could be prohibitive in locales that are often double the length of the English term... like German) Could the GEDCOM strings be tooltips instead of the visible values?

Very high -> Primary evidence
High -> Secondary evidence
Low -> Questionable evidence
Very low -> Unreliable/Estimated evidence

Discussion and some stats on word length expansion during translation:
https://www.inter-contact.de/en/blog/text-length-languages

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Closed in favour of #1721.

@Nick-Hall Nick-Hall closed this May 11, 2024
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