Surely we should document the behavior of the default templates, OTOH, we're not conveying any information other than a source IP address. It's not like the 1-pixel tracking gif's in most email that everyone seems to not care about these days.
I think it is already pretty well documented that the default xslt templates are there for the convenience of the developer, not intended for production. On 2010-07-31, at 05:57, André Bargull wrote: > This could be considered as a privacy issue by some users: > 1) The shortcut icon locates the icon at > "http://www.laszlosystems.com/favicon.ico"; in the xslt-templates. Obviously > this location has got the advantage the icon always available as long as > there is an internet connection. But on the other hand, paranoid users may > argue that loading an OpenLaszlo application could be tracked on the > laszlosystems.com server. > 2) The same server-side tracking issue applies to the docs, because of the > comment system now that every dguide page requests content from > comments.openlaszlo.org. OTOH without a request to comments.openlaszlo.org > it's not possible to get live comments.
