[shreyasbapat]

There has been some changes in einsteinpy website. We lost the older one, and hence need to update this

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[pllim]

I am reopening this for considering. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

[shreyasbapat]

Hi @pllim should I be updating "last-updated": "2019-07-23" ?

[pllim]

Thanks. A couple of comments and a question. :)

[shreyasbapat]

Is there a general rule on what can be done in such cases? I wanted the package to still be in a searchable state, .org is far from possible. Someone else bought it and is running the webpage (IDK why). I will have to resort to some complex/long domain names. If there is any suggestion, I wholeheartedly welcome it

[pllim]

Someone else bought it and is running the webpage

That sounds scary. 😱 What if they are trying to domain squat and then inject malicious code? Is there a way to report it and have it taken down?

Is there a general rule on what can be done in such cases?

I am certainly no expert in such things, but I can ask over at Astropy Slack. Are you on it? I can ping you there.

[pllim]

LGTM but I should let Affiliated Editors actually review and approve. I have pinged them as reviewers. Thanks for your patience!

[hamogu]

I'm confused now because Einsteinpy.org also works, at least right now. However, you are the maintainer, so it's up to you to pick which domain you want listed.

[shreyasbapat]

I'm confused now because Einsteinpy.org also works, at least right now. However, you are the maintainer, so it's up to you to pick which domain you want listed.

It works, but its not something we as a community are controlling. I do not have access to DNS table, and would want users to stay away from the page. They can make it not work anytime sadly

[shreyasbapat]

Someone else bought it and is running the webpage

That sounds scary. 😱 What if they are trying to domain squat and then inject malicious code? Is there a way to report it and have it taken down?

Is there a general rule on what can be done in such cases?

I am certainly no expert in such things, but I can ask over at Astropy Slack. Are you on it? I can ping you there.

Not active on astropy slack. I am working on reporting it and trying to take it down.

[hamogu]

CI failure is unrelated.

[dhomeier]

I agree it's ultimately the maintainers' choice; apparently .com is no longer strictly confined to for-profit enterprises, nor is .org to non-profits exclusively. Alternatives could be .net, .info or .science, but as you've already set up einsteinpy.com, that should be perfectly acceptable.
The .org site looks like a (very?) old version, and several of the links, docs, tutorials and binder demos notably, are broken or already redirected to illicit, possibly phishing links. More importantly, many of the https://pypi.org/project/einsteinpy/ links still point to the .org sites, so I'd urge you to fix those as well, as soon as possible.
Finally, even if the other player purchased the domain legally, that site can certainly be seen as impersonating or stealing your project's identity. Maybe someone in the project is more familiar with the legal aspects, or possibly we could ask in the pyOpenSci slack for advice?

[dhomeier]

Is your Team page up to date? I see @ritzvik and @Masquerade0097 are still active in the project, but the gh handle for Bhavya Bhatt seems broken.

[shreyasbapat]

I am working on updating this one by one. Will get it done by next week