Oh man. Do we need to draft something equivalent to this? We don't gather any user data do we?

Unfortunately, we do, yes... thanks, @dannycolin for sorting the issue into here :) @Protohedgehog If you want, I can dig into the topic, (have recently gone through all the pains for my uni... it's not too hard, might have to poke around a bit on what services we use - if we do)

Okie dokie. @tosteiner do you want to crack open a Gdoc or something and we can hammer this out together? We would probably have to indicate the sort of stuff that Eliademy requires too, right?

Hum, I suppose we might be lucky and don't have to, because eliademy is external... we need do describe what the web page itself offers, and as long as we don't embed eliademy stuff directly, we might be able to steer clear of that...

So, here's a HackMD to get the ball rollin': https://hackmd.io/s/ryOsCT7YV#

Will have to postpone this a bit, though, am currently in the midst of a job application 😉

OK, sweet! Will have a play with that soon, never used the platform. Have fun with the job application! Something in Berlin? ;)

No, the US - never figured I might consider this, but New England looks like a nice option :)

At the moment, the new website doesn't use cookies and every libraries are loaded from the same location as where the website is hosted. That means no user data is leaking to a third-party CDN.

Count me in to help as much as I can on that issue :).