Hello, when you visit https://www.gnu.org/ today and have a look at the embedded Planet GNU news window at the upper part of the site on the right, one of the three news snippets is said Taler press release:
' *How to issue a privacy-preserving central bank digital currency*: We are happy to announce the publication of our policy brief on"How to issue a privacy-preserving central bank digital currenc...' The part between the two *'s has a clickable link, this one: https://taler.net/en/news/news/2021-06.html Clicking on it doesn't lead to the teasered news, but instead to '404 Not Found nginx' Visiting https://planet.gnu.org/ the news snippet is a bit more extended and has more links: 'June 16, 2021 #GNU Taler news# *How to issue a privacy-preserving central bank digital currency* We are happy to announce the publication of our policy brief on"How to issue a privacy-preserving central bank digital currency" by The European Money and Finance Forum. *16 June, 2021 10:00PM* ' The part between the two #'s has a working link, leading to https://taler.net// The both parts between two *'s have the same problem as experienced with the embedded Planet GNU window on gnu.org. Following the working link of said part between the two #'s, and scrolling down the website to the news section reveals, that the correct link to said press release is the following and, of course, finally leads to said complete news one originally got interested by the news snippets on gnu.org and Planet GNU: https://taler.net/en/news/2021-06.html I thought it's useful to inform you about this flaw, because you're certainly interested in getting this news item out as good as possible and by knowing that flaw you maybe can fix it one way or another. I don't know if the wrong link is from somewhere on the Taler website and correctly grapped by Planet GNU, or if the flaw originates from Planet GNU itself. In the first case, maybe the link can be found and fixed, in the later case, maybe GNUnet team can inform Planet GNU team, so that the Planet GNU team can fix the link - maybe for now regarding said news or sustainably so that this flaw doesn't happen again in future grapped press releases of Taler. Best regards, Bastian Schmidt
