Idk. There are enough switches that don't have an immediately noticeable effect, e.g. when you have to open a panel to turn things on or off, or when you have t

Idk. There are enough switches that don't have an immediately noticeable effect, e.g. when you have to open a panel to turn things on or off, or when you have to go to another room. It's always hard to come up with the perfect definition/metaphor, but perhaps it's more like an operation that has a lasting effect. But like designers shouldn't overdesign, we shouldn't overthink what's "correct" use. If it works and/or feels natural, it's ok. If it doesn't, it's time to consider alternatives, but you shouldn't implement them because some rule says so.