Am 05/16/2016 12:02 AM, schrieb Andrea Pescetti:
Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
PROPOSAL
Remove all tracking elements from AOO-authored and published web pages.
As it is, I don't like this proposal. I mean, removing Google Analytics
for example is quite a strong move since we don't have anything equally
informative in place. Sure, we could use other systems (and in principle
I would support this option) or collect nothing, but the "We are not
using it" argument is not really strong for analytics where the
historical values are important; so what we collect today may be useful
in future, even if we don't use it today.
simply +1
BACKGROUND
https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126959 browsers now report
that there is insecure content being provided on some of the pages
This is a much narrower case and here I agree that we should
investigate/remove. But so long as something works well I don't see a
reason to remove it; I don't like it very much, but others have used it
in the past and may need to use it in future.
The proposal from Dennis and the reason for it is not connected - at
least this is my opinion.
The reason for browser error messages that HTTP and HTTPS content is
mixed-up is in no relation with collecting some data about website visitors.
I also think we should keep the analytics stuff like it is and
concentrate on the problems that just results in a wrong usage of URLs
in the HTML code on some webpages.
Marcus
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