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Updated front page and welcome message with useful links #1125

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This adds links to documentation in the front page and the private 'welcome' message users have in the inbox upon registration.

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larjona commented Oct 24, 2015

I've reviewed this request and looks fine for me.
I have no permissions to merge, though.

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strugee commented Oct 26, 2015

I'm willing to merge this as soon as the ReadTheDocs site is up.

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The site is up. But your comment made me realize that just earlier I moved things around, changing from Markdown to the more versatile reStructuredText mode, so URL's changed too. I guess that's what you meant.

It should be fine now.

strugee added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 26, 2015
Updated front page and welcome message with useful links
@strugee strugee merged commit 9724ed5 into pump-io:master Oct 26, 2015
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This release adds many security features. It's recommended that admins
upgrade as soon as possible.

Please note that while we're not doing so _yet_, we're planning to
deprecate running under Node.js 0.10 and 0.12 very soon. Additionally,
upgrading to Node.js 4.x early will enable the new, better XSS scrubber
- _however_, be aware that pump.io is far less tested under Node.js 4.x
and you are likely to run into more bugs than you would under 0.10 or
0.12.

See #1184 for details.

* [API] Send the `Content-Length` header in Dialback requests
* Add support for [LibreJS][librejs] (#1058)
* Node.js 4.x is officially supported (#1184)
* Browser MIME type sniffing is disabled via `X-Content-Type-Options:
  nosniff` ([#1184][security-headers])
* Protect some versions of Internet Explorer from a confused deputy
  attack via `X-Download-Options: noopen` ([#1184][security-headers])
* Make sure Internet Explorer's built-in XSS protection is as secure as
  possible with `X-XSS-Protection: 1;
  mode=block` ([#1184][security-headers])
* Versions of Internet Explorer the XSS scrubber can't protect are
  presented with a security error instead of any content (#1184)
* Clickjacking is prevented via `X-Frame-Options: DENY` header (in
  addition to Content Security Policy) ([#1184][security-headers])
* A `Content-Security-Policy` header is sent with every response (#1184)
  * Scripts are forbidden from everywhere except the application domain
    and (if CDNs are enabled) `cdnjs.cloudflare.com` and
    `ajax.googleapis.com`
  * Styles are forbidden from everywhere except the application domain
    and inline styles
  * `<object>`, `<embed>`, and `<applet>`, as well as all plugins, are
    forbidden * Embedding the web UI via `<frame>`, `<iframe>`,
    `<object>`, `<embed>`, and `<applet>` is forbidden
  * Connecting to anything other than the application domain via
    `XMLHttpRequest`, WebSockets or `EventSource` is forbidden
  * Loading Web Workers or nested browsing contexts (i.e. `<frame>`,
    `<iframe>`) is forbidden except from the application domain
  * Fonts are forbidden from everywhere except the application domain
  * Form submission is limited to the application domain

* [API] Don't return `displayName` properties if they're empty (#1149)
* Upgraded from Connect 1.x to Connect 2.x
* Upgraded various minor dependencies
* All files pass style checking and most pass JSHint
* Add links to the user guide on the homepage and welcome
  message (#1125)
* Add a new XSS scrubber implementation (#1184)
  * DOMPurify-based scrubber is used on Node.js 4.x or better
  * Otherwise, a more intrusive, less precise one is used

* Fix a crash upon access of an activity without any replies (#1135)
* Disable registration link if registration is disabled (#853)
* `package.json` now uses a valid SPDX license identifier (#1112)
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