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In ticket 011323, you ( @grothoff ) mention at https://bugs.gnunet.org/view.php?id=11323#c28345 that "we never talk about "cut-off delays". There is no such things. We have payment deadlines, refund deadlines, and wire deadlines". We’ve heard repeatedly from our native English speaker (BA) that “deadline” isn’t a term we should use when communicating with end users. Internally, we can of course continue to use them, but publicly we should stick to terms like “delays” and “cut-off dates,” not “deadlines.” From the merchants’ perspective, they actually experience such timeframes as delays or due dates (e.g., for final payments, for the latest possible refunds to customers, for their incoming wire transfers ...). See also the minutes of several Quality Checkpoint meetings where we stored this info in the protocol (https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/2/code/edit/RLbNfDpCt2i1lia5FM034+Oc/ and https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/2/code/edit/QhWtRWSb6-EuuGcLdgIWPsHP/). We wrote there: Terminology: "deadline" as in "wire transfer deadline" or "refund deadline" is NOT a suitable term to be used. Instead, it should sound like "cut-off time" - as recommended by Berna --> we need to discuss this topic in the suitable Mattermost channel, e.g. the Wallet channel Anyways, the settings are showing now in a scroll-down menu labelled "Default cut-off dates" {payment, refund, wire transfer} delay. Please get back to me/us if this is NOT viable for you. See the screenshot attached: Merchant_Settings_Cutoffdates_delays.png (173,619 bytes) |
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