Danny Colin

@hiiammike You read my mind :). I was about to propose almost the same thing. I was even doing some test with CSS Grid (and Flexbox, IE fallback) locally. I'll...

> @geyslein I base my judgement on this article https://forestry.io/blog/hugo-and-jekyll-compared/. Just a little addendum: Hugo now supports assets' pipeline (e.g sass, poscss, minification of css/js/html, etc) > @jcolomb For me...

> Sorry, am a bit late to the party, but Grav (which plays in the same flat file-based universe as Hugo, but isn't a static site generator [per se, but...

> I meant using hugo themes as templates (starting from scratch is way over my competencies, and I must admit I did not get much of the jargon you used...

> I would probably be worth looking at the academic theme before writing everything from scratch. We have a lot of custom templates/pages and I'm following the WCAG guide that...

It's very similar to the blog section so It shouldn't be to hard. But, of course, help is always welcome :). For now, I'm still working on the website redesign...

> To simplify, CC0 becomes CC-BY if the author or the user is in Europe (but that very few people will realise it). TIL. > I therefore propose to change...

> I am quite firmly in the camp of CC-BY over CC-BY-SA, as the former allows more wider use @bmkramer do you have some examples of use case where CC-BY-SA...

> Doesn't it depend a bit on whether we clearly license the CC BY-SA bits used inside our materials as such? E.g. I can use CC BY-SA images in my...

> As a principle we want to ensure wider reuse, SA is a restriction. One can argue that someone being able to re-use and keep their modifications closed limit a...