@poutnikl I also didn't get the meaning of iswet. Now with your explanation I'd name the flag maybemuddy instead of iswet
I have never imagined that such a simple name as iswet could cause such troubles ( and I have thought that especialy gynta would appreciate the shortness ;-) ). It may be not necessery to tell adults that if there is wet outside, there may be muddy as well, and that wetness/muddiness disappers progressively and by different rates. :-)
It is on the user's common sense to decide, when the iswet condition stops for him/her Iswet means that for the particular rider the significant part of way surfaces in the area are at wet condition. This evaluation can widely differ.
I am not sure, how many people really read the Github wiki, readme and comments within profiles. As I have very rarely received any feedback to them. What is strange, as I admit there is a lot to be improved , as I am not a great writer.
maybemuddy or PotMud makes less sense in areas that do not get muddy even if wet. Also not all effects of iswet are related to being muddy. .. E.g. it penalizes cobblestone or sett roads a lot, especially in downhill, as it is really dangerous surface at higher speed, if wet. Easy falls under car tyres.
Menion can name the GUI flag whatever he wants, if it follows its purpose.