Fix gapminder link per issue521 #526
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update link to Gapminder to point to wikipedia page, since gapminder site currently has what is looking like formjacking attacks embedded in various images. See issue #521.
update link to Gapminder to point to wikipedia page, since gapminder site currently has what is looking like formjacking attacks embedded in various images. See issue #521.
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@kekoziar thanks! This needs to be against the master branch instead of gh-pages, because of how we have the Travis deployment set up. Sorry for the hassle |
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Waiting on #488 to be completed... |
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Updating the links to gapminder can be accomplished independently of changes to CONTRIBUTING.md. One just needs to request the pull comes from the |
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Update link to Gapminder to point to wikipedia page, since gapminder site currently has what looks like formjacking attacks embedded in various images. See issue #521.