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When connecting to https://maidsafe.net/ one gets a certificate warning:

@krishnaIndia or @shankar2105 we should essentially be able to revert https://github.com/maidsafe/maidsafe.github.io/blob/next/Gruntfile.js#L436-L439 back to

cmd: npm prune && npm install && bower install

When I go to https://safenetforum.org/ in Firefox, I am presented an error message (in danish - talks about error in transmission of data).

I guess https://safenetforum.org/ has moved to https://forum.safedev.org/ and some setup (related to certificates?) still points to the old site, where instead the old site should be kept alive but serve a 301 or 302 redirect?

Visiting MaidSafe.github.io redirects to docs.MaidSafe.net which redirects to http://docs.maidsafe.net/accumulator/master/accumulator/index.html which offers no way to find other parts of the documentation.

I can search, but only within accumulator and have no way to get anywhere else.

Note: Firefox on Android/mobile.

Visit http://docs.maidsafe.net/safe_vault/master/safe_vault/index.html and type something into the search box, say 'vault'. After a short delay a list of results is turned, including correct results, but also many false positives.

You also get a long list of false positives after typing garbage like 'asdfhhjj' which should return no results.

Note: Firefox for Android/mobile

into the search box

At the bottom of the main page, the tutorials link takes you to Use cases, and we have 2 Licensing links.

The grunt link checker tool is not picking up the broken links. If we remove the supported mime types configuration from here then all the local links are validated. I mean all the relative paths to the local server is checked for broken links, but the external links such as links to github.com, forum.maidsafe.com, etc are ignored.

The configuration options for the crawler can be found here. Based on the documentation we can use crawler.domainWhitelist but this starts to crawl the external website completely.

While things are in flux and until this page is updated it would help new potential devs to know that:

• the libraries are being re-organised
• all except ??? are being rewritten in Rust to improve security, reduce codebase, improve reliability and productivity

I suggest adding a short "red" paragraph to this effect at the top. Otherwise it's confusing and annoying to start with the picture from this page and find things different when delving into github and elsewhere.