Not very child-friendly at present

[epbensimpson]

We've been looking at the 4-5 character predicates and objects for use in the classroom, so we need to cater for children of all ages and cultures. It strikes me that there are some fairly obvious combinations that could be considered inappropriate, especially ones involving names or other people-related terms.

Small selection:

• curvy erica
• plump amber
• cute girl
• yummy aunt
• drug is not child-friendly in almost any combination
• beard clam
• ixia and ixora aren't inappropriate but probably not memorable for a child

For now we've given the lists of 4-5 char words to a group of ex-teachers and asked them to flag any combinations they think could be construed as inappropriate or particularly negative. Will be happy to provide a PR once we've trimmed them down.

Edit: Obviously, how "inappropriate" something is is quite subjective, and a lot of users will have a more lax requirement than us... perhaps a flag could be added to indicate which words aren't child-friendly, as opposed to removing them outright? I don't think tasty drug is a problematic combination for a internal project or anything, but it's not suitable for kids.

[jennschiffer]

Hi! So I merged these changes last week, as we were able to come up with more words to replace them. I still need to publish them to the NPM registry, so I'll keep this issue open until I'm able to do that - the delay is that I got a new work machine and it will take me some set up to be able to publish to NPM again!

[jennschiffer]

Okay, I just published, v1.2 is the latest. Thanks again, going to close this now!