Certain types of colour blindness make it nearly impossible to differentiate between the different enforcement levels at a glance. This is exacerbated when implementing 🐛 Enforced config background colours make text unreadable in dark mode (e.g. Gin) Fixed .
If you don't have any type of colour blindness, this can be simulated via Firefox's DevTools under the Accessibility tab.
Introduce other indicators of enforcement level in addition to colour. In Neurocracy/Omnipedia we mostly solved this in our changes markup which diffs between two days' versions of an article by using multiple indicators; in our case, we added different background patterns (which could be done in Config Enforce) and added a strike-through for deleted text (which wouldn't make sense in Config Enforce but listed to illustrate a solution). We can also add icons for each enforcement level, which will help most people, including those of us who don't have any colour blindness.
Example changes page with different colour blindness types simulated via Firefox's DevTools:
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Added screenshots showing the simulated colour blindness types.
Rewrote Neurocracy info to be more descriptive of how it's similar but also different from Config Enforce.