3rd party content in async_clock example might violate code of conduct
Jupp56 opened this issue · comments
Hello everyone!
The async_clock example pulls in jokes from a third party site called jokeapi.com.
This site has several filter criteria for various forms of offensive content or a "safe mode" that enables all of them at once.
Especially now as yew matures and might be used for experimentation in professional settings, I would advocate for activating this flag.
As an example: I was greeted by a joke about gender which I think could be seen as incompatible with the initiating pledge of this project's code of conduct. It seems not to be shown when the flag is activated.
A pull request adding the necessary parameter will follow shortly.
I want to add: I'm not especially happy that this may turn out to be my first contribution to this project. I'm using yew for a while now and I am liking it a lot! I don't want to be that guy, I just saw this and - after reading the CoC - I think that this is unintentional.
