Your suggested Right Thing seems a decent idea. We could also put both definitions on that question, each with their own bullet points.
The other option is to use the 2020 questions, which did not give examples but covered a little wider of a spread. Looking at the different ways this question has been asked over the years, I’m tentatively leaning towards this option.
Your suggested Right Thing seems a decent idea. We could also put both definitions on that question, each with their own bullet points.
The other option is to use the 2020 questions, which did not give examples but covered a little wider of a spread. Looking at the different ways this question has been asked over the years, I’m tentatively leaning towards this option.