19 points | by robtherobber 4 days ago ago
4 comments
Well, that "How we identify UK sites" should be "How we define a UK site".
I have a server hosted in UK by a US company, being a resident and a citizen of neither...
What's the difference? If the UK wants to archive your website it can do so, it's public.
There's three other signifiers listed besides being hosted in the UK - do any of those apply to your site?
I think that to identify something one should define it first. That article fails to make a difference.
Well, that "How we identify UK sites" should be "How we define a UK site".
I have a server hosted in UK by a US company, being a resident and a citizen of neither...
What's the difference? If the UK wants to archive your website it can do so, it's public.
There's three other signifiers listed besides being hosted in the UK - do any of those apply to your site?
I think that to identify something one should define it first. That article fails to make a difference.