Links: Replace Dead BitLegal.io With Wikipedia #765
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BitLegal.io is no longer active, with whois saying the domain is being
deleted. As suggested by Reddit user /u/SatoshisGhost (thanks!), this
replaces the links to bitlegal with links to a Wikipedia article:
s^http://bitlegal.io/^https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_bitcoin_by_country^
If a better resource appears, we can link to that instead.
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LGTM, thanks! |
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@saivann thanks! In the absence of critical feedback, this will be merged around 20:00 UTC Tuesday. |
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Disagree with using Wikipedia as a reference for anything, but ACK if nothing better exists. |
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@luke-jr I will definitely be keeping my eye out for a better resource. I really liked BitLegal.io. |
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BitLegal.io is no longer available, with whois saying the domain is being deleted and this Reddit post claiming the site maintainer no longer has time for it. As suggested by Reddit user /u/SatoshisGhost (thanks!), this replaces the links to bitlegal with links to a Wikipedia article:
(Plus manual updating of two additional links in the Slovakian translation which referenced a Slovakia-specific page on the BitLegal.io site.)
If a better resource appears, we can link to that instead.