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Currently the results for a successfol and for a *tentatively* successful (i.e the document validate with override or fallback) "look" the same, e.g apart from the wording they use the same style and color. We could instead use a different color (I suggest a middle grey) for the "this page is tentatively valid foo" banner. PRO: makes it clearer that the document will *not* be valid until the changes are made. CON: might be confusing if the document is actually valid X, and the user performs a tentative validation for Y. The CON case above is fairly weak and unlikely, but there may be others I have not thought of. Opinions?
Nobody cares, understandably. Status quo works for me, closing.