Tuesday Trainings: How do I contribute to WordPress? Part 3

Proposal: Non-editable Footer for all Event Website Pages

Posted by Dot Org Community on March 6, 2024 at 3:18 pm
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It has been proposed to a non-editable footer to all Event Website Pages moving forward. This footer would contain two things: the Privacy Policy a link to the new events.wordpress.org website It would be displayed on all WordCamp and New Format event sites. If it’s a site that is generated for a Community Team-sponsored event, it would have this footer at the bottom of each page. This meets two goals. One, it fills any legal requirements a state or country might have about displaying the Privacy Policy in a way that can’t accidentally be altered by an organizing team. Two, it brings visibility to the new events.wordpress.org website where community member can find more events in their area, or easily apply to organize an in their area. As always, feedback is welcomed and encouraged. Please share yours by 20 March, so we can get this footer into development as soon as possible. #community-team, #feedback, #tool-updates…

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