Update showcase.js

[alexHlebnikov]

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[hramos]

Hey @alexHlebnikov, we are changing the way the showcase works so that everything now has a link to some external content, like press coverage by a well-known publisher, or a deep technical blog post detailing the development process using React Native. Unfortunately it does not seem like this application meets these requirements at this time.

[alexHlebnikov]

Hi @hramos !

Can you tell me more details which requirements were doesn't met?
Because Sib.fm is a well known in Siberia internet media.
Also, the app is branded with a public company brand - 2GIS.

Why these two conditions are not enough?

[lacker]

Well, the link should just be useful for the average reader of the website. Usually that means, there's some reason it would get clicked on, and then there's some useful content at the link. In particular it probably has to be in English to be useful to the readers of the website - the language is vast majority English, a little bit Chinese, and then a huge dropoff to #3. Even the Chinese apps we are including here have English-language links. The only stuff I can find looks Russian, so, it just doesn't seem like it would be something we can get people to click on.

[alexHlebnikov]

Thank you for answer, @lacker.