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Why not switch to "let's encrypt" for SSL certificates. It's free !

• nlivingstone 10y ago
  I myself am curious as to why you're not using let's encrypt.
  • bkmartin 10y ago
    Read the whole article... they have started to use it and will migrate more of the app there... " We use Let’s Encrypt for the SSL certificates for both the marketing website and in.vc. Eventually, we’ll migrate our other SSL certificates to Let’s Encrypt. It’s free and easy. "
    • nlivingstone 10y ago
      Read entire article... multiple times. kind of arrogant of you to assume otherwise. no mention on the post what so ever about let's encrypt.
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      • encoderer 10y ago
        The issue is a responsive design that hides most of the content on the phone.
        • nlivingstone 10y ago
          Thanks for pointing that out... in a friendly and constructure manner. Cheers!
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      • bkmartin 10y ago
        Didn't mean to be arrogant. Sorry for that. Had no idea it was a responsiveness issue, was reading from desktop. I'm not usually so short in my responses. Again, sorry about that.
    • nlivingstone 10y ago
      Ahh my mistake, as another use pointed out some of the content is omitted on mobile devices.
• destroytoday 10y ago
  Let’s Encrypt wasn't around when we started, but we do use them for our marketing site and will migrate the app when we need to renew our current cert.