Re: First draft of the Emacs website

[Nicolas Petton <nicolas@petton.fr>]

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Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

Hi Richard,

> Please minimize JS code in GNU web pages,

Why? The file is 1.5kB, there's no need to minimize it.  Does LibreJS
require minification?

> and make sure the pages work fully even if JS is disabled.

That's the case already, please try it.

> Thus, if there is any JS code in a GNU web page, it should carry a
> free license,

It does, it's GPL, and the copyright is assigned to the FSF, you can
read the file, it's only 5 small functions:
http://nicolas-petton.fr/ressources/emacs-website/javascript/animations.js

> and that license should be presented in a way that
> LibreJS can recognize.

Shouldn't LibreJS (a web browser extension, in no way a web standard) be
able to recognize GPL files by itself?

Else it seems to me that this extension does not fit the real world, it
looks like it's even blocking jQuery, probably the most used JS library,
which is MIT.

> Ordinary use of CSS in GNU web pages is not an ethical issue, but
> please keep in mind that some browsers don't process CSS, so please
> make sure your pages are readable and clear without the CSS.

Of course, that will be done!

Thanks for your feedback Richard,
Nico

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