I am not sure what I did, but I changed the default @ for trust level 4. I think this should say @leader
Any chance you changed the site text for groups.default_names.trust_level_4? The default for that is @trust_level_4. It’s possible you have reverted it already; renaming the default groups only happens every 12 hours (or when you manually trigger the ensureDbConsistency job in sidekiq).
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I searched everywhere and can’t find it in site text anymore, I think maybe I originally changed it there but now the possibility to change it back is not there.
When did you change that? (Though I guess there will be a problem because -K- is not allowed as a group name because it doesn’t start with a letter, number, or underscore)
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I thought maybe I c hanged it with CSS but having trouble locating any name text changes, so I don’t think I did it with css.
I’m thinking its a bug, I changed -K- to K to see if it makes it appear again.
I guess that’s too short. If I were you, I would verify the name by entering it in the name field of the dialog to create a new group. There, you can see error messages related to group names the site text page doesn’t check for.
To check if a customization was done, CSS safe mode is very helpful as it disables all frontend customizations. But showing a different name than what is in the database might make it difficult to message or @mention the group.
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.group-info-mention-name
is the CSS class
Did you verify that the name you chose is acceptable? Does the name change in safe mode? What if you changed the name to something longer, does that update?
You can try looking at the staff action logs and see if you find something.
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