<p>If you need further details, do not hesitate to create a <ahref="https://todo.sr.ht/~hmbrg/no-JS.club">ticket</a>. We will respond to your request A.S.A.P.</p>
<p>SFW stands for <strong>S</strong>ave <strong>F</strong>or <strong>W</strong>ork and if your site fits into this category, you can easily measure as follows:</p>
<p>Imagine, maybe it even is, you have a three year old daughter and her perfect world consists of elves, princesses, princes and rainbow farting unicorns. The worst thing that could happen in this world would be if the princess broke one of her nails.</p>
<summary>I’ve updated my website and size has changed, do I need to do something?</summary>
Simply file a new <ahref="https://todo.sr.ht/~hmbrg/no-JS.club">ticket</a> and attach an updated <ahref="https://gtmetrix.com/">GTmetrix</a> scan to let us know
<p><ahref="https://no-js.club"><imgsrc="https://no-js.club/images/no-JS.club_badge_bright.svg"alt="This website is a proud member of the no-JS Club"></a></p>
<p><ahref="https://no-js.club"><imgsrc="https://no-js.club/images/no-JS.club_badge_dark.svg"alt="This website is a proud member of the no-JS Club"></a></p>
<p>To proportionally change the badge size you either add the <strong>width</strong> or <strong>height</strong> parameter to the HTML snippet. The browser will automatically calculate the size of the other edge.</p>
Good you asked! While you were reading through the FAQ, I was thinking about how to gently teach you that <strong>membership won’t bankrupt you</strong> but, aside from the hassle of submitting an application by <ahref="https://todo.sr.ht/~hmbrg/no-JS.club">ticket</a> and waiting for it to be approved, <strong>absolutely doesn’t cost a dime!</strong>
<p>In addition to the updates triggered by the membership application, member web pages will be reviewed at irregular intervals to keep data up-to-date.</p>
<p>The following information will be checked:</p>
<ul>
<li>transferred data volume when calling the domain (uncompressed)</li>
<p>If such a check reveals that JavaScript is being used in the meantime, the site operator is informed via a comment within the ticket issued by the website operator regarding admission to the no-JS Club and has <strong>eight calendar days from the date of sending</strong> to rectify this problem.</p>
<p><strong>In case JavaScript continues to be used after this period, the corresponding domain will be banned from the member list and the website operator will be informed via comment in the above mentioned ticket; upon notification of the deletion, the right to use any of the badges will immediately expire.</strong></p>
<li><strong>we reserve the right to reject any site that we deem inappropriate, even if it does not clearly comply with the above rules</strong></li>
<li><strong>this right can also be claimed subsequently</strong> if the content develops in a direction that we consider inappropriate</li>
<li><strong>once a website has been banned from our member list, the website owner will be notified and the right to use our badges will expire</strong></li>
<li>the aforementioned notification is made via a comment within the ticket issued by the website operator regarding admission to the no-JS Club; <ahref="https://todo.sr.ht/~hmbrg/no-JS.club/3#event-173022">example ticket</a></li>
The <b>no-JS Club</b> was created by Frank Homburg and is the successor to <ahref="https://goel.io"rel="noopener">Karan Goel's</a> now archived project, <ahref="https://github.com/karan/nojs.club"rel="noopener">The noJS Club</a>.
