Prefer https URLs in documentation #40
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Cancelling this PR - it has excessive reach. Will replace with just the README suggestions. |
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Hi!
It was suggested to me that I suggest to you to switch the
http:URLs tohttps:in documentation files as a matter of best practice! What do you think?Also, I wonder if you need
ABOUT-NLSat all? It seems a bit dated and probably no use to anyone and I can't see anything to suggest it is required!I think I've checked all the URLs in this PR work. I also updated a couple of addresses to where they currently redirect.