Re: [libreplanet-discuss] Distil Networks blocks entire websites if you protect privacy at all

[Aaron Wolf]

On 06/10/2016 06:39 AM, Adonay Felipe Nogueira wrote:
> Perhaps you can use LibrePlanet.org to register an action item related
> to the issue.
> 
> For example, create a page somewhere on LibrePlanet.org (I recommend
> making a subpage of "Action items", but that's up to you), and make sure
> to include the page on the "Action" category (by typing:
> [[Category:Action]]), and include these properties inside the page:
> 
> Action name
> Action status
> Action group
> Action description
> 
> In "Action group" you probably want to insert "Group:Free Javascript
> Action Team" so that the group can at least know where they can help (if
> they do have a way to know when you mentioned them there), and you can
> of course contact them by yourself asking for help.
> 
> If everything is done correctly, the action item should automatically
> appear in the first table here:
> 
> https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Action_items
> 
> You are of course, welcome to click on each action item and see the
> source so as to copy it and do the same, or to test in the "Sandbox"
> page.
> 
> If you are writing the action item in other human language, make sure to
> include these properties after the "Action" category:
> 
> Content language
> Language code
> 
> ... This allows people to know that the content there is not in English,
> and so allow people to use, for example, Apertium to translate the text
> and know what must be done, or what message must be sent.
> 
> I'm studying the possibility to turn that Semantic MediaWiki table at
> the "Action items" page into a feed/content aggregation file (this would
> allow people to receive new action items with notifications). If someone
> knows how to do so, please help out.
> 

I am really tempted to do this, but I have to withdraw from more energy
on this right now with a huge backlog of priorities to deal with. I hope
someone else can make a note appropriately about the threat that a model
like Distil Networks poses and plan to do something about it.

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