What only the organisation (11 passages, no note) that publishes (16 passages, no note) a site can say, and what the tool therefore never pre-fills: its legal notice, its accessibility statement with the compliance it declares, non compliant, partially compliant or compliant, and its personal data page. The footer of every page shows them under "Declared by the organisation" once the configuration gives their addresses, or once a note filed at legal/<page>.md in a source stands for them, and shows nothing otherwise: the first column of the footer, what the tool knows of the site, is exact and complete (3 passages, no note) on its own. The distinction is the point: a publication (40 passages, no note) date (44 passages, no note) or a licence (8 passages, no note) is a fact the tool holds, an accessibility (note: Accessibility) state (36 passages, no note) is a commitment a human takes.
Legal declaration
Properties3
- Application
- Concordance command line
- Domain
- Publication
- Status
- valid
3 declared keys. The rest of the file is free text.
See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood mapLegal declaration
Neighbourhood map Legal declaration
Distance1 hop
7 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.
The 6 neighbourstextual equivalent
- SiteTermspecializes1
- ConfigurationTermgeneralizes1
- NoteTermgeneralizes1
- SourceTermgeneralizes1
- SourceTermgeneralizes1
- SourceBusiness objectrepresents1
Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.