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It is, see the "License" link at the bottom of pages that display Wikipedia content. Front page currently points at https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license
by bradgessler 4y ago
It is, see the "License" link at the bottom of pages that display Wikipedia content. Front page currently points at https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license https://legiblenews.com/june-27-2022/license.
Note: there was a bug that I fixed at around noon PST that wasn't display this link for daily news articles, but it was for the contextual articles.
I intend on fully complying with Wikipedia's copyright notices. If you see otherwise please LMK because its a bug.
- itake 4y agoPST or PDT? I didn't think anyone was using PST anymore :-/.
- themodelplumber 4y agoUm, you mean they're not using it until November? https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/pst
- itake 4y agoThe US hasn't used PST to describe current time since March 13th.
- themodelplumber 4y agoYeah, and then it will be used again starting this November. It hasn't gone away permanently IOW, unless you know otherwise.
- deathanatos 4y ago… I mean, I use it right now, if I have a timestamp in America/Los_Angeles that's between about November and March. Not all timestamps are right now. Heck, my coworkers use PST all the time (ah, timezone pun?). One of these days I should honor those timestamps to the letter.
- bradgessler 4y agoHow about PT :-)
- Gasp0de 4y agoMight just be me, but hiding that information behind a "license" link feels like you want to hide that you are just copying from Wikipedia. In fact, the Wikipedia current events section also has a pagespeed of 100, so what do we need your website for?