Here are examples of the real thing:

Obviously most examples you'll find are American. And Americans do tend to have more rights because other countries tend to be more willing to surrender rights to politicians. Albeit, since 9/11 Americans have more or less been willing to surrender all of their rights too. Thanks to a few smart and/or stubborn people they haven't lost all of their rights yet. Unfortunately, for those of us not in the USA these examples don't really help us much. On the plus side, for those of us not in the USA, we're probably slightly less likely to be harassed by law enforcement (with exceptions). I've been pulled over approximately 12 times, most of those for no good reason, mostly when I was younger. I was pulled over far more often than anybody else I know. One police officer, who was unmarked when he followed me home, admitted to my father that he "profiled" me because of how I looked (i.e., I was wearing a hooded sweatshirt at the time). I've also once been pulled in by border services and had my car, myself, and my passengers all searched.

It can probably be pointed somewhere else.

I'd look into it, but i can't access the sf project's admin stuff I assume there is some setting somewhere that lets you point alleg.sourceforge.net to another domain entirely. could be wrong... also you can set the project to point to another domain rather than alleg.sf.net afaik. but that doesn't help with existing links.

Ugh. That makes it pretty much the most tedious thing ever. If theres no way to get them to change the dns to be a cname to the new site, or play with rewrites, or other .htaccess stuff, then the only option is to somehow get all pages to redirect...

you might be able to do:

Redirect 301 / http://example.com/

Or use mod_rewrite:

Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://example.com/$1 [R=301]

Or something like that. But I somewhat doubt they have mod_rewrite enabled for htaccess files. can't hurt to try.

! uBlock Origin is blocking sourceforge because "badware risks". hahaha.

Just checked an old url, it 404's: http://alleg.sf.net/a5docs/refman/events.html#allegro_event_display_expose

Oh, I wanted to add the website last week to the cronjob but then ran out of time - will try and do it today. I'll simply commit the html output to the github.io repository (into a folder a5docs/refman).

[edit:]

Done, any changes to the documentation should get propagated now. Should we also put the PDF into git.io? It gets generated but it feels wrong putting a large binary file in git, so waiting for someone to confirm it's ok