[sf-lug] SF-LUG web page changes (was: Re: SF-LUG draft web page changes)

[Michael Paoli]

And made some changes, summarized by the
log message shown by the -m option and its
argument (not a separate argument) as checked
into RCS by the ci (check in) command:
$ ci -d -l -M -m'way tightened up and relocated the IPv6 and related,
added etc. on the Project stuff, changed http to https on links where
generally having CA trusted cert(s) present' index.html
RCS/index.html,v  <--  index.html
new revision: 1.16; previous revision: 1.15
done
$

references/excerpts & in-line comments:

On Sat, Feb 28, 2026 at 9:51 PM Michael Paoli
<michael.paoli at berkeley.edu> wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 28, 2026 at 8:08 PM Ron <ron at bclug.ca> wrote:
> > Michael Paoli wrote on 2026-02-28 19:43:
> Well, with all the votes tallied up for well over 30 days,
> 100% in favor, so implemented.
>
> Version control under RCS, in both meanings of the word,
> so yeah, that includes under
> https://www.sf-lug.org/RCS/
> and
> file:///var/www/www.sf-lug.org/RCS/
> see also: rcs(1), ci(1), co(1)
>
> > The IPv6 and IPv4 specific links - they could (IMHO) go away: there are
> > On the other hand, they are kinda neat to test one's connectivity if one
> > So, keep 'em, I say. (Flip. Flop.)
> I'm kind'a inclined to keep 'em .. at least somewhere
> on the page, but now, and especially with the larger text,
> kind'a inclined to possibly further shrink - or more notably tighten
> up the liks, reduce the text/empahsis, maybe/probably not have as
> a separate section separated out by horizontal rules, etc.  Minor, but
> yeah, I'm inclined to keep ... but further tighten up and deemphasize 'em.
> Also is sometimes quite handy to have / know of separate links for such,
> e.g. when one wants to check from a client where one may not to pick
> specifically v4 or v6 - e.g. browser on "smart" phone.

Well shrunk down and deemphasized (perhaps too much?), but
hopefully generally steps in at least approximately the right direction,
and net improvement(s).  Maybe next time I make the text and
especially links, at least some moderate bit longer.  As they are,
very hard (a single character for some of them) to click/follow from,
e.g. high res small "smart phone" screen - or even hardly see 'em.