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Determine scope/features #12
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Would be great to list historic data, to provide insigth on how the emission has changed. What I think is crucial, looking at your list:
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Btw, the APIs this information is based on are:
If you know other with additional information and you think it is valuable, please share them. :-) |
If you by ‘historic’ mean how the size of for example of the homepage evolved in time, that is in my opinion not possible. For example, the Website Carbon API caches the result of 24h. After 24h, it is measured again. Also, I think that this tool should be as clear and minimal as possible, in line with WordPress’ philosophy (decision not option in a way :-)). We can point the user to the online tool itself to experiment further. |
To add to this a couple of thoughts: I think that information about the host/server would be better added to the existing information under Site Health > Info > Server tab. I am referring to
in the list above. Also, I am not sure whether the country for example is always relevant: how about CDNs or when a hosting provider has different server locations? |
I'd like to open this issue to determine the scope of this plugin. I think that this is important before we work further on the features.
I think that the goal is to spread awareness about the fact that websites have an actual carbon footprint. WordPress (WP) is a good ‘tool’ to do this due to its widely adoption/market share. Moreover, we have the Site Health tool to start with which we can use to provide information within WP related to the site(homepage)‘s carbon footprint. After providing this information, we could encourage developers/owners/administrators of the site to improve the site‘s sustainability (= action, see separate future issue). This would require a Handbook page with information on how to lower a website’s footprint, for example.
Which information could be made available* and what is useful?
*data available using different (free) APIs
The questions:
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