Hi all,
I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leave and share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;)
- The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency in small and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider.
- foss4smes.eu/the-project on "Why FOSS": - I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in - change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;)
- foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/: - open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative". - I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance. - Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI's by the way.
- foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/: - It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos. - If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image.
- foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/: - All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order?
- Technicalities - The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website - The website includes external resources from google.com, vine.co and twitter.com and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions? - The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar.
I hope this helps :)
Best, Max
[^1]: https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html
Hi Max,
thank you very much for your nitpicking feedback, which is more than welcome. I must admit that I havent understood everything you suggested (because of some terminology), and I will get back to you after the 28.05 when everyone will have inserted his feedback in the form I created.
We prefer to gather your feedback in the document located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNsJZFTZLtp6QrfPSb3ejNSHR8SymntrOBQu0hdH... as otherwise is hard for me and my IT team to keep track of all the suggested changes for the website. We prefer to collect all this information in a single document, which will be our basis for the next editing session. I hope this is ok for everyone.
Many thanks once again! I am looking forward to further comments in the coming days!
Best, Katerina
On 15 May 2018 at 10:00, Max Mehl max.mehl@fsfe.org wrote:
Hi all,
I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leave and share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;)
The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency in small and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider.
foss4smes.eu/the-project on "Why FOSS":
- I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in
- change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;)
foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/:
- open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative".
- I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance.
- Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI's by the way.
foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/:
- It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos.
- If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image.
foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/:
- All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order?
Technicalities
- The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website
- The website includes external resources from google.com, vine.co and twitter.com and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions?
- The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar.
I hope this helps :)
Best, Max
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Hi all,
SKUNI has nwo added some comments for the website for your consideration.
Best Jonas
On 2018-05-15 10:19, Katerina Tsinari wrote:
Hi Max,
thank you very much for your nitpicking feedback, which is more than welcome. I must admit that I havent understood everything you suggested (because of some terminology), and I will get back to you after the 28.05 when everyone will have inserted his feedback in the form I created.
We prefer to gather your feedback in the document located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNsJZFTZLtp6QrfPSb3ejNSHR8SymntrOBQu0hdH... as otherwise is hard for me and my IT team to keep track of all the suggested changes for the website. We prefer to collect all this information in a single document, which will be our basis for the next editing session. I hope this is ok for everyone.
Many thanks once again! I am looking forward to further comments in the coming days!
Best, Katerina
On 15 May 2018 at 10:00, Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org mailto:max.mehl@fsfe.org> wrote:
Hi all, I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leave and share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;) - The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency in small and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider. - foss4smes.eu/the-project <http://foss4smes.eu/the-project> on "Why FOSS": - I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in - change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;) - foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/ <http://foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/>: - open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative". - I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance. - Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI's by the way. - foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/ <http://foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/>: - It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos. - If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image. - foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/ <http://foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/>: - All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order? - Technicalities - The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website - The website includes external resources from google.com <http://google.com>, vine.co <http://vine.co> and twitter.com <http://twitter.com> and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions? - The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar. I hope this helps :) Best, Max [^1]: https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html <https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html> -- Max Mehl - Program Manager - Free Software Foundation Europe Contact & information: https://fsfe.org/about/mehl | @mxmehl Become a supporter to enable our work: https://fsfe.org/join _______________________________________________ Foss4smes-team mailing list Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org <mailto:Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org> https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team <https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team> This mailing list is covered by the FSFE's Code of Conduct. All participants are kindly asked to be excellent to each other: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct <https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct>--
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*EU Projects consultant*
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*2310 233 266*
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Dear all,
thank you once again for providing us with your valuable feedback on our FOSS4SMEs website. I am happy to inform you that my colleagues have taken most of your points into consideration and have updated the website accordingly http://www.foss4smes.eu/. The status of those updates are documented in the attached file. We would like to ask Dlearn and DIT for their further assistance on their suggestions: - To Dlearn: Can you please provide us with a short privacy policy text for the ‘Contact us’ section, where we should include a reference to the new GDPR, to how our partnership will use the personal data submitted? - To DIT: Can you please help us with your comments on including a timeline of events graphic or placing at the “Expected Outcomes” section an infographic or with the “Rationale” section and the infographic/flow diagram there? Can you provide us with those graphics or tell us how we can create them?
Thank you in advance for coming back to us on these points. Further points will be discussed in our next telco in the 27th of August.
Best, Katerina
2018-05-28 11:45 GMT+03:00 Jonas Gamalielsson jonas.gamalielsson@his.se:
Hi all,
SKUNI has nwo added some comments for the website for your consideration.
Best Jonas
On 2018-05-15 10:19, Katerina Tsinari wrote:
Hi Max,
thank you very much for your nitpicking feedback, which is more than welcome. I must admit that I havent understood everything you suggested (because of some terminology), and I will get back to you after the 28.05 when everyone will have inserted his feedback in the form I created.
We prefer to gather your feedback in the document located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNsJZFTZLtp6QrfPSb3ejNSH R8SymntrOBQu0hdH1X4/edit as otherwise is hard for me and my IT team to keep track of all the suggested changes for the website. We prefer to collect all this information in a single document, which will be our basis for the next editing session. I hope this is ok for everyone.
Many thanks once again! I am looking forward to further comments in the coming days!
Best, Katerina
On 15 May 2018 at 10:00, Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org mailto: max.mehl@fsfe.org> wrote:
Hi all, I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leaveand share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;)
- The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency insmall and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider.
- foss4smes.eu/the-project <http://foss4smes.eu/the-project> on "Why FOSS": - I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in - change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;) - foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/ <http://foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/>: - open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative". - I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance. - Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI'sby the way.
- foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/ <http://foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/>: - It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos. - If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image. - foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/ <http://foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/>: - All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order? - Technicalities - The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website - The website includes external resources from google.com <http://google.com>, vine.co <http://vine.co> and twitter.com <http://twitter.com> and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions? - The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar. I hope this helps :) Best, Max [^1]: https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html <https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html> -- Max Mehl - Program Manager - Free Software Foundation Europe Contact & information: https://fsfe.org/about/mehl | @mxmehl Become a supporter to enable our work: https://fsfe.org/join _______________________________________________ Foss4smes-team mailing list Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org <mailto:Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org> https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team <https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team> This mailing list is covered by the FSFE's Code of Conduct. All participants are kindly asked to be excellent to each other: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct <https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct>--
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*EU Projects consultant*
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*T:*
*2310 233 266*
*Email:*
*tsinari@abe.gr mailto:elsianli@abe.gr*
*URL:*
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*Skype:*
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Dear Katerina,
Thanks for the update! Would your colleagues be open for more suggestions regarding the website? For example, I wonder why none of the points I've raised about the website encryption, external trackers, and the blank menus have been tackled:
- Technicalities
- The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website
The Chrome browser marks non-HTTPS sites as "not secure [^1], and such websites also have a huge disadvantage in SEO aspects. With Let's Encrypt we could get a certificate for free.
- The website includes external resources from google.com, vine.co and twitter.com and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions?
If you write the Privacy Policy, please also take these external trackers into account. If you would like to make your life easier, get rid of them ;)
- The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar.
This still persists. I recommend rearranging the menus in Wordpress so that the "FOSS4SMES" item directs to "The Project" for example to avoid blank pages.
Best, Max
Dear Max,
at the moment we are still working on finalising the suggestions you provided us last time. I will let you know as soon as we need further feedback. As I said in my last e-mail, further points concerning the site will be discussed in our next telco in the 27th of August. We can discuss your new comments then as well.
Thank you for your support and colaboration on this.
Best, Katerina
2018-08-01 11:36 GMT+03:00 Max Mehl max.mehl@fsfe.org:
Dear Katerina,
Thanks for the update! Would your colleagues be open for more suggestions regarding the website? For example, I wonder why none of the points I've raised about the website encryption, external trackers, and the blank menus have been tackled:
- Technicalities
- The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website
The Chrome browser marks non-HTTPS sites as "not secure [^1], and such websites also have a huge disadvantage in SEO aspects. With Let's Encrypt we could get a certificate for free.
- The website includes external resources from google.com, vine.co and twitter.com and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions?
If you write the Privacy Policy, please also take these external trackers into account. If you would like to make your life easier, get rid of them ;)
- The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar.
This still persists. I recommend rearranging the menus in Wordpress so that the "FOSS4SMES" item directs to "The Project" for example to avoid blank pages.
Best, Max
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Dear Katerina,
we already had a privacy policy text which we used for our survey. I have tried to adjust it for the purposes of our website (check the document in attachment).
How about uploading this in pdf with an hyperlink in the ‘Contact Us’ section?
The short text may be something like “All the personal data and information you provide are stored in compliance with the Regulation EU 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation). Click here to read our full Privacy Policy”.
What do everyone think?
Best,
http://www.dlearn.eu/ Descrizione: Descrizione: dlearn
Francesco Agresta
European Project Manager
European Digital Learning Network
Via Domenico Scarlatti, 30
20124 Milano
Mob. +39 3496027623
Email mailto:francesco.agresta@dlearn.eu francesco.agresta@dlearn.eu
http://www.dlearn.eu/ www.dlearn.eu
Da: Foss4smes-team [mailto:foss4smes-team-bounces@lists.fsfe.org] Per conto di Katerina Tsinari Inviato: martedì 31 luglio 2018 17:03 A: FOSS4SMEs mailing list Cc: Cosmas Vamvalis Oggetto: Re: [FOSS4SMEs-team] Feedback Website
Dear all,
thank you once again for providing us with your valuable feedback on our FOSS4SMEs website. I am happy to inform you that my colleagues have taken most of your points into consideration and have updated the website accordingly http://www.foss4smes.eu/. The status of those updates are documented in the attached file. We would like to ask Dlearn and DIT for their further assistance on their suggestions:
- To Dlearn: Can you please provide us with a short privacy policy text for the ‘Contact us’ section, where we should include a reference to the new GDPR, to how our partnership will use the personal data submitted? - To DIT: Can you please help us with your comments on including a timeline of events graphic or placing at the “Expected Outcomes” section an infographic or with the “Rationale” section and the infographic/flow diagram there? Can you provide us with those graphics or tell us how we can create them?
Thank you in advance for coming back to us on these points. Further points will be discussed in our next telco in the 27th of August.
Best, Katerina
2018-05-28 11:45 GMT+03:00 Jonas Gamalielsson jonas.gamalielsson@his.se:
Hi all,
SKUNI has nwo added some comments for the website for your consideration.
Best Jonas
On 2018-05-15 10:19, Katerina Tsinari wrote:
Hi Max,
thank you very much for your nitpicking feedback, which is more than welcome. I must admit that I havent understood everything you suggested (because of some terminology), and I will get back to you after the 28.05 when everyone will have inserted his feedback in the form I created.
We prefer to gather your feedback in the document located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNsJZFTZLtp6QrfPSb3ejNSHR8SymntrOBQu0hdH... as otherwise is hard for me and my IT team to keep track of all the suggested changes for the website. We prefer to collect all this information in a single document, which will be our basis for the next editing session. I hope this is ok for everyone.
Many thanks once again! I am looking forward to further comments in the coming days!
Best, Katerina
On 15 May 2018 at 10:00, Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org mailto:max.mehl@fsfe.org> wrote:
Hi all,
I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leave and share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;)
- The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency in small and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider.
- foss4smes.eu/the-project http://foss4smes.eu/the-project on "Why FOSS": - I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in - change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;)
- foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/ http://foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/: - open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative". - I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance. - Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI's by the way.
- foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/ http://foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/: - It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos. - If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image.
- foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/ http://foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/: - All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order?
- Technicalities - The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website - The website includes external resources from google.com http://google.com, vine.co http://vine.co and twitter.com http://twitter.com and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions? - The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar.
I hope this helps :)
Best, Max
[^1]: https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html
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Dear Francesco,
thank you very much for providing us with the short and the full version of our privacy policy disclaimer. We will take this into consideration and update the Project Website accordingly as soon as possible.
Best, Katerina
Στις Τετ, 1 Αυγ 2018 στις 1:30 μ.μ., ο/η francesco.agresta@dlearn.eu έγραψε:
Dear Katerina,
we already had a privacy policy text which we used for our survey. I have tried to adjust it for the purposes of our website (check the document in attachment).
How about uploading this in pdf with an hyperlink in the ‘Contact Us’ section?
The short text may be something like “*All the personal data and information you provide are stored in compliance with the Regulation EU 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation). Click here to read our full Privacy Policy*”.
What do everyone think?
Best,
[image: Descrizione: Descrizione: dlearn] http://www.dlearn.eu/
Francesco Agresta
European Project Manager
European Digital Learning Network
Via Domenico Scarlatti, 30
20124 Milano
Mob. +39 3496027623
Email francesco.agresta@dlearn.eu
www.dlearn.eu
*Da:* Foss4smes-team [mailto:foss4smes-team-bounces@lists.fsfe.org] *Per conto di *Katerina Tsinari *Inviato:* martedì 31 luglio 2018 17:03 *A:* FOSS4SMEs mailing list *Cc:* Cosmas Vamvalis *Oggetto:* Re: [FOSS4SMEs-team] Feedback Website
Dear all,
thank you once again for providing us with your valuable feedback on our FOSS4SMEs website. I am happy to inform you that my colleagues have taken most of your points into consideration and have updated the website accordingly http://www.foss4smes.eu/. The status of those updates are documented in the attached file. We would like to ask Dlearn and DIT for their further assistance on their suggestions:
- To Dlearn: Can you please provide us with a short privacy policy text
for the ‘Contact us’ section, where we should include a reference to the new GDPR, to how our partnership will use the personal data submitted?
- To DIT: Can you please help us with your comments on including a
timeline of events graphic or placing at the “Expected Outcomes” section an infographic or with the “Rationale” section and the infographic/flow diagram there? Can you provide us with those graphics or tell us how we can create them?
Thank you in advance for coming back to us on these points. Further points will be discussed in our next telco in the 27th of August.
Best, Katerina
2018-05-28 11:45 GMT+03:00 Jonas Gamalielsson jonas.gamalielsson@his.se:
Hi all,
SKUNI has nwo added some comments for the website for your consideration.
Best Jonas
On 2018-05-15 10:19, Katerina Tsinari wrote:
Hi Max,
thank you very much for your nitpicking feedback, which is more than welcome. I must admit that I havent understood everything you suggested (because of some terminology), and I will get back to you after the 28.05 when everyone will have inserted his feedback in the form I created.
We prefer to gather your feedback in the document located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNsJZFTZLtp6QrfPSb3ejNSHR8SymntrOBQu0hdH... as otherwise is hard for me and my IT team to keep track of all the suggested changes for the website. We prefer to collect all this information in a single document, which will be our basis for the next editing session. I hope this is ok for everyone.
Many thanks once again! I am looking forward to further comments in the coming days!
Best, Katerina
On 15 May 2018 at 10:00, Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org mailto: max.mehl@fsfe.org> wrote:
Hi all, I had a closer look at the FOSS4SMEs website and would like to leaveand share some feedback. Sorry in advance for nitpicking ;)
- The title could be changed to something different than a "welcome to...". What about "FOSS4SMEs - Increase digital competency in small and medium-sized businesses with FOSS"? This involves both the website title and the orange text in the slider. - foss4smes.eu/the-project <http://foss4smes.eu/the-project> on "Why FOSS": - I would add the argument of vendor independence a.k.a. decreasing vendor lock-in - change "hardware" -> "technology", the control includes more than just the silicon ;) - foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/ <http://foss4smes.eu/what-is-foss/>: - open source was rather created as a marketing term for Free Software, not as an "alternative". - I don't quite like that Free Software is described as an alternative. Actually, all software has been FOSS until the 80's. But I see that most readers don't know this nuance. - Regarding the confusion about the different terms, this article [^1] explains it quite well. This "interpretation" is equal to OSI's by the way. - foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/ <http://foss4smes.eu/the-consortium/>: - It could be good to add some short descriptions of the partner organisations to this page, next to the individual logos. - If that's too much work, make the links of the logos go to the partners' websites instead of the larger version of the image. - foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/ <http://foss4smes.eu/category/latest-news/>: - All news are from 19 April which doesn't really make much sense. Could you please change the dates to fix the order? - Technicalities - The website should be accessible via HTTPS, so with an SSL certificate. Otherwise visitors will see security warnings, and search engines may downgrade the website - The website includes external resources from google.com <http://google.com>, vine.co <http://vine.co> and twitter.com <http://twitter.com> and therefore leaks visitors' data to those companies. In the light of GDPR and our visitors' privacy, can we disable these external inclusions? - The menus sometimes lead to blank pages. For instance, a click on "FOSS4SMES" and "FOSS BUSINESS USER" in the navigation bar. I hope this helps :) Best, Max [^1]: https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html <https://fsfe.org/freesoftware/basics/comparison.html> -- Max Mehl - Program Manager - Free Software Foundation Europe Contact & information: https://fsfe.org/about/mehl | @mxmehl Become a supporter to enable our work: https://fsfe.org/join _______________________________________________ Foss4smes-team mailing list Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org <mailto:Foss4smes-team@lists.fsfe.org> https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team <https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4smes-team> This mailing list is covered by the FSFE's Code of Conduct. All participants are kindly asked to be excellent to each other: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct <https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct>--
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