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Created Jun 11, 2014 by Arturo Filasto@art

Make a usefully educational disclaimer

At 2014-02-18 17:37:34 Nick Mathewson wrote: The current disclaimer is a good start, but I'd suggest we expand it as follows:

  • Give a heading very early the readme that says "Read this warning before you run ooni-probe!" Possibly in all-caps.
  • Refer to something else -- a URL, a file, a section in the README, or something else -- that answers the question, "Is it safe to run ooni-probe"?
  • When the answer to "is it safe to run ooni-probe" is conditional on circumstances or unknowns, say so. "We think that the issues are XYZ, but we might not have thought of everything." is a fine thing to say.
  • Come up with a tiny synopsis of the disclaimer and display it to the user the first time they run ooni-probe. (Or each time). Have the short version link to the longer thing (a URL, a file, a section in the readme, or something else).

Then we should iterate to make it more and more friendly and useful.

(Some parts of may already be done.)

This issue was automatically migrated from github issue https://github.com/TheTorProject/ooni-probe/issues/285

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