Remove custom security button as GitHub added own #1157
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Apparently GitHub now adds a security policy button by default (this is new, is not it?)? Also they have a policy report form behind that button. So reports can apparently now be made online at GitHub? (IMHO that is fine, just need to be aware of that) As such, IMHO two buttons would be confusing, so let's remove our custom one here?
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As you can see in cryptpad/cryptpad#1220 I have the same issue in other repos, so apparently, also if I have no special access to the repo as here… Also maybe we should link that new form in our security policy and |
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Sure thing, the security.txt and signature live at https://github.com/PrivateBin/privatebin.info-pelican/tree/master/content/.well-known
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Apparently GitHub now adds a security policy button by default (this is new, is not it?)? Also they have a policy report form behind that button. So reports can apparently now be made online at GitHub? (IMHO that is fine, just need to be aware of that)
As such, IMHO two buttons would be confusing, so let's remove our custom one here?