fix: Avoid reports of legitimate content #3063
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Social media platforms use
Melden
to report inappropriate content. In the teaching context, it is common in German to report yourself if you have a question (sich melden). It appears that students report content to get attention from the teacher because no reported content includes inappropriate content.It is the hope that
Inhalt melden
makes it clearer that this is a content moderation function.The popup message also asks the student if he wants to report the content. This should make it clearer that it is not "sich melden". Due to the Turbo.js migration, this message is not always displayed, or the students ignore the message. #3021 might also cause/contribute to the issue.