Make the Withdraw function visible as a button on the observation block (with a connected tool-tip)

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@jdmore

People who do a lot of identifying generally understand what “confirm” means. But those who don’t (and who are the ones we are most trying to target for clarifying what “agree” means) may just interpret that as another way to acknowledge/thank an identifier, without more explanation

Perhaps. Equally, I don’t think it will do any harm though, it would just add further clarity to the UI.

But yes, for me… the main issue to tackle is expressed by a new user on another thread in response to someone asking why she hadn’t used withdraw.

@jessicaleighallen

I hadn’t thought of it. I was thinking I had to either a.) fix it or b.) leave it as a disagreement.

I think this solution would probably help to tackle these instances.
Though maybe it should only appear in case of disagreement, as @pisum suggests.

I think many may still blindly agree afterwards still… even having used a withdraw button. So, I also concur with those who think that the agree button should be invisible to OP - to force them to have to add ID manually (but only on the provision a withdraw button is made visible, to prevent unnecessary disagreements from languishing and thereby adding work to identifiers to overpower).