Matt Cowley

Yeah the support for HEIC/HEIF within NPM packages seems relatively limited. A cursory search suggests these are our options: - https://www.npmjs.com/package/heic2any published 2 years ago, 200k monthly downloads, MIT license...

Given heic2any is MIT licensed and relatively widely used, I do think it is probably fine to use. I'd prefer that to the LGPL options.

Ah I had missed that, and given that one of the LGPL alternatives would be fine? libheif-js seems to be a direct wrapper of libheif, so I lean toward this?...

As it's **L**GPL my understanding is that we don't have to do anything special as we're not a library bundling it?

From wiki: > The license allows developers and companies to use and integrate a software component released under the LGPL into their own (even proprietary) software without being required by...

We're not in a position to re-license everything Alveus produces under LGPL. I do believe consuming an NPM package, and not distributing a modified version of the package back into...

This should be deploying to preview.alveus.gg shortly

Potentially we could also offer (proxy) the RSS feeds for the two YT channels, as well as potentially a combined YT RSS feed similar to what's on the homepage.

It was mentioned in chat today that RSS feeds of the ambassadors, and of new staff would also be useful. We also hold chronological data for events, so it may...

Absolutely, go for it.