On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 3:23 PM, Philippe Verdy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not able to even read the wiki in an enforced incognito mode (removing all > private session keys, disabling some scripts, just render the content)? > > Then we should revert them to use some alternate read-only mirrors (but > most of these mirrors are augmented with advertizing and do not preserve > the privacy of their visitors, unless they follow the new European RGPD > rules strictly: we copuld divert them by sending them to a mirror hosted in > a respectable site in the EU where at least RGPD is respected and enforced). > > If we don't, then users will just see some contents cached by Google (and > with various site trackers enabled). > > We can also send them to a WM promotional website managed by some chapters > (or by the Wikipedia Zero program), or send them to an offline archive > (possibly via an external application and a downloadable database of > contents). > > Blocking simple visitors only is IMHO very brutal and opposed to our > sommon objectives: making the data available to anyone anywhere. OK we can > block contributors (including spseudo-anonymous IP users). > > We could also promote the use of a web proxy for read-only access to the > live content. > Hi, That's probably a discussion for the linked Phab task, rather than translators-l. //Johan Jönsson --
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