Look at the states where it is passing, and then please explain to me how it is not partisan.
I'm serious: I am interested in what leads you (and many others) to that conclusion, when, at least on the surface, it appears obviously partisan.

Sorry if I'm out of touch, but who is corrupting it how? Are creators mislabeling their material? Are platforms misusing the labels? That would be a problem.
Any misuse by the audience, whether to seek out or avoid labels, should not affect the usefulness for the actual target of the trigger warning.

Everyone is treating it like a trigger warning means normal John and Jane Doe should avoid the content. And that because that doesn't happen, we should get rid of them.
That is totally off-base!
A trigger warning is for people who have trauma that may be triggered by the content. Most people don't have serious trauma (at least I hope so).
If people want to use it as a guide, that makes no difference to its usefulness to those that need it.

Exactly! Another case of correlation != causation.

I agree. The Einstein quote applies: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler".
Whether a GUI or CLI is easier for you depends on your history. Either way, your code is implicitly hiding something, otherwise the user/programmer would just be using the "bare metal" your code is built on.
Make sure what your code hides isn't something your user needs to see, that they can easily see and change anything they may need to. I'm suddenly feeling the urge to expound on how, but I think that's enough for now.

Please learn the difference between voter fraud and election fraud.
Voters need to be on the rolls regardless of whether or not they have photo ID.
That means, in clear text, that your cited example of "voter fraud" cannot be voter fraud - it can only be election fraud.
Something that voter ID will not help with.

S*** happens. People accidentally delete emails they did not intend to. There's no reason to be a dick about it - it takes seconds to resend.

Came here to say something like this. Surprised that it is so low and so few votes compared to automation.

Our system goes a little further and we've had pretty good success with it: send them a link beforehand where they can enter the bug. Make the important fields required and don't accept bug reports any other way. Some of the users then just stop sending in bug reports and some fill things in with meaningless information, but generally the quality of the reports went way up.

Same problem here: I have a Neo Freerunner - all open software on open hardware.

Locks? What are those? Do you mean password protected? Yeah, I have that.

This. I'm a hardcore emacs user - I wrote my own variant in TECO on a PDP-11 called "MINE" (unoriginally named after FINE - FINE Is Not Emacs) back around 1980, but I gave in and learned the basics of vi a few years back, simply because emacs isn't always available, and sometimes "echo whatever >> temp.sh" just won't cut it.