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The attitude that the user develops as a result of previous experience with similar products/service or previous experience with the product/service in question that evolves over time. Tag must be used only when there's a change or shift in an otherwise common user expectation.
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UX Affordance for Distinguishing User-Created from System-Generated Content
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I think here the problem is knowing the author of the classroom, so in that case simply articulate them:
This is simply "text", or "label". (To answer your question about …
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Appropriate button copy if the user wants sales to contact them
I think this is more of a question about the copy. My question would be, why not just tell them what you're trying to do/the system is doing in the background?
Make a subheader saying something like
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