Consider adding a final reminder when people click 'log out,' saying something to the effect of "Did you remember to write down or remember your code name to log back in? [Code name here]"
I recently was doing a test submission to SecureDrop, and I forgot to write down my codename as I clicked through to the submit page. After I made my submission,
Self-explanatory.
Initial sql error due to field size constraints when porting to MySql (and presumably postgres), but not Sqlite.
I found that migration defines two columns, called 'content' & 'excerpts' with data type '.string', not as '.data', consequently causes an error on initial start. The difference is due to data type '.string' limits the size to varchar(255), while '.data' is a blob or nearly un-limit
Char limit for each journalist's bio is 1000 characters, but we will display the first ~300 characters (probably limit by height) and hide the rest under "Read More" link. To collapse the content, we can use "Read less" label.
Design mock: https://consensys.invisionapp.com/share/RAIZ3X2TVXM#/314949479_01_Newsroom_-_About
The log out link in the header doesn't work on the error 404 page.
Add a description, image, and links to the journalism topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the journalism topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."
This is an issue that was raised by translators on Weblate.
Currently the gdata-import module has sentences split up into multiple fragments, such as:
"Please", "sign in and and authorize", "to access your Google data." with the middle phrase being a button label. This mandates an ordering which doesn't work in all languages.
A better structure would be: "Please sign-in and authorize to a