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At the time, and on 2015-06-25, I think this 'worked OK'.
The "... described above" became "... described below" in the wiki and, IIRC, on the website.
The website did look like the wiki with a 'hot link' for "Cross-Site Request Forgery", IIRC.
@nodiscc, I am sorry for the extra work.
Copied from How to update the wiki #14
On 2015-06-24 I did think about this.
Rather than 'write a long post' I decided to make a very small change, that was easy to
'see and reverse' using method 2.4 Edit the wiki (but without doing a
git checkout
).See: https://github.com/RequestPolicyContinued/requestpolicy/wiki/Security/_history
At the time, and on 2015-06-25, I think this 'worked OK'.
The "... described above" became "... described below" in the wiki and, IIRC, on the website.
The website did look like the wiki with a 'hot link' for "Cross-Site Request Forgery", IIRC.
Today, 2015-06-27, the 'wiki is still OK' see
https://github.com/RequestPolicyContinued/requestpolicy/wiki/Security
but the 'website has markdown' see
https://requestpolicycontinued.github.io/Security.html
See this markdown:
[Cross-Site Request Forgery]
.So, this might be 'just teething trouble'
but I am keen help and very keen to avoid giving you extra work.
Please can you fix this and advise, in #14, about how to avoid
'edits in the wiki damage the website'.
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