Turns out equality returns true false

This pull request simplifies ternary operators like:

```ruby
# before
x == y ? true : false

# after
x == y

# before
x == y ? false : true

# after
x != y
```
I find this very hard to read. it looks like an error.

Maybe add parens?

```
@edit[:default_verify_status] = (@edit[:new][:location] == "inline" && @edit[:new][:data] && @edit[:new][:data] != "")
```

or
 
```
@edit[:default_verify_status] = (@edit[:new][:location] == "inline" && @edit[:new][:data].present?)
```
(the second one is changing things. which is probably not good.