The double negative issue makes me think that checkboxes are a UX antipattern. They should always be replaced with radio buttons or a &quot;light switch&quot; toggle with two named states that describe what is does.i.e. &quot;Ignore Corrections &#x2F; Honor Corrections&quot; not &quot;Yes &#x2F; No&quot;. Then you can also order them and color them differently depending on which is the default or &quot;safe&quot; state, without having to have to use double negatives to make all the options default states look the sames.