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Describe its origins and development, person who created it (founder), and if evolved ({{tag|fork}}ed) from another existing | Describe its origins and development, person who created it (founder), and if evolved ({{tag|fork}}ed) from another existing | ||
engine. Is it | engine. Is it open source and/or free software (FOSS), or is it commercial, if so, at what price? | ||
Try to add its programming language and software license (inc. version in this prose), and detail of any other | Try to add its programming language and software license (inc. version in this prose), and detail of any other | ||
features or attributes. Try to list any database requirements, and any [[:Category:Wiki syntax|wiki syntax]] | features or attributes. Try to list any database requirements, and any [[:Category:Wiki syntax|wiki syntax]] | ||
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During June 2016, Google announced the introduction of a complete rebuild of the Google Sites platform, named the 'new Google Sites', along with transition schedule from the legacy, or 'classic Google Sites'.<ref>[[Archive.org:20161122193509/https://TechCrunch.com/2016/11/22/googles-redesigned-google-sites-goes-live/|Google's redesigned Google Sites goes live]]; ''TechCrunch.com'' (via Archive.org); 22 November 2016.</ref><ref>[[Archive.org:20160928014024/https://Apps.Google.com/index__siteseap.html|The new Google Sites]]; ''Apps.Google.com'' (via Archive.org); 28 September 2016.</ref><ref>[https://WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com/2017/05/an-update-on-classic-google-sites.html Google Workspace Updates: An update on the classic Google Sites deprecation timeline]; ''WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com''; 2 May 2017.</ref> The 'new Google Sites' abandoned all use of JotSpot technology, in favour of its own proprietary software. On 13 August 2020, the New Google Sites became the default option for website creation. From 1 September 2021, classic Google Sites will not be viewable by others. | During June 2016, {{tag|Google}} announced the introduction of a complete rebuild of the '''Google Sites''' platform, named the 'new Google Sites', along with transition schedule from the legacy, or 'classic Google Sites'.<ref>[[Archive.org:20161122193509/https://TechCrunch.com/2016/11/22/googles-redesigned-google-sites-goes-live/|Google's redesigned Google Sites goes live]]; ''TechCrunch.com'' (via Archive.org); 22 November 2016.</ref><ref>[[Archive.org:20160928014024/https://Apps.Google.com/index__siteseap.html|The new Google Sites]]; ''Apps.Google.com'' (via Archive.org); 28 September 2016.</ref><ref>[https://WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com/2017/05/an-update-on-classic-google-sites.html Google Workspace Updates: An update on the classic Google Sites deprecation timeline]; ''WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com''; 2 May 2017.</ref> The 'new Google Sites' abandoned all use of JotSpot technology, in favour of its own proprietary software. On 13 August 2020, the New Google Sites became the default option for website creation. From 1 September 2021, classic Google Sites will not be viewable by others. | ||
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In 2009 in Turkey, following a regional Turkish court ruling (Denizli Criminal Court of First Instance), all websites hosted on Google Sites were blocked in [[:Category:Turkey|Turkey]]. This was following a reaction after a [https://Sites.Google.com/site/kemalizminkarinagrisi/benimhikayem/atauerk-koessi/at Google Sites page] included an alleged insult of {{W|Mustafa Kemal Atatürk}}, the founder of Turkey. Subsequently, in 2012 the {{W|European Court of Human Rights}} (ECHR) ruled this blocking of Google Sites a breach of {{W|Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights}} (''Yildirim v Turkey'' – 3111/10 – HEJUD [2012] ECHR 2074).<ref>[https://www.1COR.com 1 Crown Office Row] (16 January 2013); [https://UKHumanRightsBlog.com/2013/01/16/turkish-block-on-google-site-breached-article-10-rights-rules-strasbourg Turkish block on Google site breached Article 10 rights, rules Strasbourg]; ''UKHumanRightsBlog.com''; UK Human Rights Blog, Temple, [[:Category:London|London]], EC4Y 7HH; retrieved 12 July 2021.</ref><ref>[https://www.BAILII.org/eu/cases/ECHR/2012/2074.html European Court of Human Rights – AFFAIRE AHMET YILDIRIM c. TURQUIE] (''fr''); ''www.BAILII.org''; {{W|British and Irish Legal Information Institute}} (BAILII); 18 December 2012; retrieved 12 July 2021.</ref> This ban was overturned and lifted in 2014.<ref>[https://www.Google.com/transparencyreport/traffic/disruptions/73/ Google Transparency Report – Traffic and disruptions to Google – Turkey, Google Sites]; ''www.Google.com''; retrieved 12 July 2021.</ref> | |||
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