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For an app, some sensible (not BREAKING) defaults should be used
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Hi! I'm new to GitHub, and I don't know if I'm doing this properly (I suspect not, and, if so, I apologise!).
Having just discovered 'Climate Clock', I tried to add it to my own website (which is on WordPress.com) via a Custom HTML widget. I wasn't surprised to find that it didn't work, I believe that WordPress.com forbids the use of the script element. But I'm wondering whether it would be possible to get around this by having an animated GIF image (which could be included in a Custom HTML widget), hosted elsewhere and periodically refreshed with an updated image... what do you think?