> That the same for every single checkbox in every single form on the Web. In my experience, the majority of forms on the web don't commit until you decide to

> That the same for every single checkbox in every single form on the Web. In my experience, the majority of forms on the web don't commit until you decide to submit, so if you have an accident before then, you can recover (well, buy a sense of certainty at the cost of redoing some work) by reloading the form. In contrast to that majority, here we're talking specifically about forms where each component auto-submits immediately. I think that if a component auto-submits, then anything related to that submission (success/failure status, undo, etc.) should be presented within that very component.