diff --git a/EXCLUSION.md b/EXCLUSION.md index 7f0a10b4be3..a88a31d35fa 100644 --- a/EXCLUSION.md +++ b/EXCLUSION.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ believe that the service that this site provides should be as accessible as poss possible, in as many environments as possible. Dynamic web filters can block websites based solely on the existence of keywords which could lead to this service being filtered for mentioning or linking out to categories of websites that web admins have deemed unacceptable for their domain. While we believe that every site should try to protect its -users (which often includes enabling two factor authentication), we also believe that accessibility to this list for all +users (which often includes enabling two-factor authentication), we also believe that accessibility to this list for all has more value than listing every possible site and service. If you want to make a copy (fork) of our site to list any of these sites you're welcome to do so as long as you comply @@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ with our [license][license]. #### Illegal content Websites that serve illegal content or promote illegal activities cannot be listed in this repository. -This includes but is not limited to pirated content, hate speech, drugs and weapons. +This includes but is not limited to pirated content, hate speech, drugs, and weapons. #### Pornographic sites -As the volunteers of [2factorauth][org_link] need to review all submissions to validate that the site/service provides +The volunteers of [2factorauth][org_link] need to review all submissions to validate that the site/service provides 2FA to its users in addition to verifying that the pull request meets our style guidelines, we've chosen to not list sites that primarily host and serve pornographic content. Given the volunteer-driven nature of this project, there is no guarantee that there will always be a maintainer available to review a submission that also does not have an objection @@ -43,15 +43,15 @@ These are excluded from the listing unless all these points are met: 4. The underlying service supports built-in 2FA or through a first-party (developer) plugin -There are several reasons for why we've opted to not list such sites and services. +There are several reasons why we've opted to not list such sites and services. - [2fa.directory][website] is targeted towards consumers and not website administrators. As of right now, very few general internet users choose to host their own websites and services. Therefore, we think that the effort on our part to maintain such a list of self-hosted alternatives would outweigh the minimal theoretical change in the internet landscape by listing such services. -- If the core project doesn't support two factor authentication but instead through plugins it would mean that we - would have to list all plugins that enable two factor authentication for the service, something that is currently +- If the core project doesn't support two-factor authentication but instead through plugins it would mean that we + would have to list all plugins that enable two-factor authentication for the service, something that is currently impossible with our website layout. If you have any questions regarding whether a site qualifies for listing, simply open an issue and we'll take a