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From Thomas Lambert to ~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss
> Not an unreasonable request. I sent a patch, let's see what Drew > says. Awesome, thank you! The patch is all good for me.
From Thomas Lambert to ~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss
> But personal taste notwithstanding, I'd argue that a note about this > particular "limitation" of the CSP in the sr.ht pages docs would make > sense given that I am not the first one to stumble upon this. Will > gladly provide a patch if Drew deems this necessary. I agree 100% with that. While I understand Drew's point and where he comes from, opening external links in tabs in now an expected behavior for most websites. Personally I am not willing to compromise on that feature. It's perfectly ok, it just means that SourceHut sites are not for me. No need to get philosophical here. That being said, I just lost 2 hours migrating my website from Gitlab to SourceHut and then trying to understand why my hugo-built website was not
From Thomas Lambert to ~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss
The privacy policy of SourceHut does not mention anything regarding the data collected about visitors of websites hosted under <username>.srht.site, nor for visitors of websites with a custom domain but hosted on sourcehut. I am not a lawyer, but I think the GDPR impose website administrators to identify all that stuff properly. I assume that, as for the rest of the service, only minimal data is collected (IP ?) and for a short period of time. But this is still something that should be addressed publicly so it can be easier for website admins to be 100% compliant. In general, the privacy policy does not really differentiate the logged-in users with an account and the website visitors. So it is unclear as well in that aspect (from my understanding, IANAL).
From Thomas Lambert to ~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss
Hi, (I am new to SourceHut, so I may be asking about something that is already possible. If so, I beg your pardon.) Github/gitlab wiki have the possibility to add a custom footer and sidebar to their wiki. Both features are very useful when writing a full documentation that is more than just a few pages. The sidebar would improve a lot the navigation through the wiki and would be more convenient than manually adding backlinks on all pages. Likewise, we like to use a footer for our wikipages to add copyright, licensing or sponsoring information to all the pages. With SourceHut, it seems that I have to manually copy this to the bottom of each page (or make a script that will do