Create profanity filter workflow and accompanying label #883
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| - name: dependencies | |||
| description: '[bot] PRs that update a dependency file' | |||
| color: '#0366d6' | |||
| - name: profane content 🤬 | |||
| description: 'Either the title or body text contains profanity' | |||
| color: 'FBCA04' | |||
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This label is required (if not previously implemented a new one gets created), please see Label requirements section of the profanity filter's README
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Description
Due to a recent incident involving a community member posting a conda issue that included profanity (in violation of CoC guidelines), it appears that there might be some good use for including a profanity filter across the conda GH org.