netlify: Qualify for Open-Source-Tier

[milsen]

Currently, @N-Coder is the netlify user that manages ogdf.

To maintain access, it would be nice to have multiple users that can manage it. For netlify to stay free of cost in that case, we would have to apply for the open-source tier: https://www.netlify.com/legal/open-source-policy/

In particular, we need:

• [ ] Code of Conduct, maybe use this or this as templates
• [ ] "This site is powered by Netlify"-link to their homepage on your main page, or all internal pages

[N-Coder]

@milsen did you already contact netlify about this?

[milsen]

@milsen did you already contact netlify about this?

Yes, I did; sorry, I wanted to tell you about this. They responded with "We've approved your application and upgraded your account." However, I'm not sure which account they mean – maybe yours? Do you have more options available to you now (like inviting other members)?

Personally, I still can't login to look at the ogdf netlify config using my Github account. FYI: I used an empty applicant name, a mail address belonging to our work group (which was probably only used for the application communiction, I can't use it to login to netlify either), and of course links to the ogdf project on Github and netlify (so they should know which project was meant).

[N-Coder]

They've upgraded the OGDF team account! I've added both you and Markus as owners, so now you should have full access. If that didn't work, just drop me a message with some e-mail address I should use (I used the @uos.de ones). If you have time, you could now also setup the netlify site to be served under the ogdf domain, e.g. doc.ogdf.net or doc.ogdf.uos.de (but note that Firefox currently gives SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP a when accessing https://ogdf.net/). But don't feel pressured (also by me mentioning you in comments) if you currently don't have the time. 😉