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app.py

@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
 
             Type a commonsense statement in the box below and click the submit button to see Vera's prediction on its correctness. You can try both correct and incorrect statements. If you are looking for inspiration, try the examples at the bottom of the page!
 
-            We'd love your feedback! Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with Vera's prediction (and don't mind the percentage numbers). If you're unsure or the statement doesn't have a certain correctness label, please select "Uncertain".
+            We'd love your feedback! Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with Vera's prediction (and don't mind the percentage numbers). If you're unsure or the statement doesn't have a certain correctness label, please select "Uncertain". If your input is actually not a statement about commonsense, please select "I don't think this is a statement about commonsense".
 
             ⚠️ **Intended Use**: Vera is a research prototype and may make mistakes. Do not use for making critical decisions. It is intended to predict the correctness of commonsense statements, and may be unreliable when taking input out of this scope.
 
@@ -331,7 +331,7 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
                     feedback_agree = gr.Button(value='👍 Agree', variant='secondary', visible=False)
                     feedback_uncertain = gr.Button(value='🤔 Uncertain', variant='secondary', visible=False)
                     feedback_disagree = gr.Button(value='👎 Disagree', variant='secondary', visible=False)
-                feedback_outofscope = gr.Button(value='🚫 This is not a statement about commonsense', variant='stop', visible=False)
+                feedback_outofscope = gr.Button(value='🚫 I don\'t think this a statement about commonsense', variant='secondary', visible=False)
                 feedback_ack = gr.Markdown(value='', visible=True, interactive=False)
         gr.Markdown('\n---\n')
         with gr.Row():