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The dialog asks the user whether the collected information is ok in the next to last step. Then summarizes the collected information in the last step. The order of these two steps should be reversed.
A final acknowledgement step should be added, that tells the user that their information has been saved or discarded.
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Error: complete the dialog and think about this from a usability perspective.
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Summarize the information you wish the user to confirm before asking them to confirm it.
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The Python sample would also be affected. However, it is currently out of sync with the C# and JavaScript samples.
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@JonathanFingold I would say it seems out of order in at least C# and Python. I didn't check JS, but I assume it is too. As far as demonstrating saving state in a multi-turn dialog it is successful. As a completely meaningful dialog flow... probably not.
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The Python sample would also be affected. However, it is currently out of sync with the C# and JavaScript samples.
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