The label game should show the product images from newest to oldest

[fgouget]

What

• The label game shows the product image it thinks it found a label in, and can also show the other product images to help the contributor decide. But these other images are listed in chronological order when they should be shown in anti-chronological order.
• The label game should show the image dates.

This can lead the contributor to make decisions based on outdated data. A typical example is when checking for the presence of a Green Dot which has been replaced by the Triman logo (at least in certain parts of the world).

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://hunger.openfoodfacts.org/questions?type=label&value_tag=en%3Agreen-dot
2. Uncheck the "Hide images" checkbox
3. Play the game until you hit a product with a few images
4. Notice that there is no way to get the images dates.
5. Click on the Edit button and move this to another window
6. Compare the image list in the Edit window and in the game and notice that they are shown in chronological order instead of newest first.

Expected behavior

The newest images are more relevant and should be shown first in the list along with the date they were taken on.

Screenshots

Example: 8032755322696

• The first two images actually have the same timestamp and thus are both "the oldest image".
• They date back to 2019 when there are 2025 equivalents that are much more relevant.
• It is necessary to scroll to see the four newest images.

Platform (Desktop, Mobile, Hunger Games)

• Platform: Desktop
• OS: Debian 12
• Browser: Firefox 141.0

[alexfauquette]

@raphael0202 That's an interesting aspect. A solution could be to store the picture date with the insight to let most of the game just be about the pictures added in less than a year.

The idea being:

• Most users only handle the flow of new data with a buffer of 1 year
• Advenced users can attack the backlog of product without annotation if they want

[raphael0202]

Indeed, that could be an interesting addition! You don't fetch product data from OFF API, right? Otherwise, you could display the date of the image associated with the insight as well.