feat!: Update dunbar markup

Currently the newest version of the markup is not on the main branch,
mostly because of polish and the documentation.

As an effect from the changes to the language, the sitemap is the only
thing which needs to be created externally.

1 files changed, 13 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/src/privacy.du b/src/privacy.du
index f3fe682..a6f10f8 100644
--- a/src/privacy.du
+++ b/src/privacy.du
@@ -1,15 +1,18 @@
-# Privacy policy
+'def title Privacy policy
+'def  desc syndamia.com (and tiny.syndamia.com) offer no use data submission and implement no JavaScript-based tracking. Standard HTTP logs are collected.
 
-[url https://syndamia.com syndamia.com] and [url https://tiny.syndamia.com tiny.syndamia.com] offer no user data submission (user accounts, reply forms, etc.).
-Also, there is [url #no-collection-with-javascript no form of data collection with Javascript].
+# {title}
 
-Some [url #third-party-services third-party services] as well as some [url #http-logs essential server-side programs] may collect data.
-Any data I'm responsible for [=is NEVER collected to be sold!=]
+{url syndamia.com;https://syndamia.com} and {url tiny.syndamia.com;https://tiny.syndamia.com} offer no user data submission (user accounts, reply forms, etc.).
+Also, there is {url no form of data collection with Javascript;#no-collection-with-javascript}.
+
+Some {url third-party services;#third-party-services} as well as some {url essential server-side programs;#http-logs} may collect data.
+Any data I'm responsible for {b is NEVER collected to be sold!}
 
 ### HTTP logs
 
 General HTTP requests to the server (and data surrounding them) are saved, which may include: IP address, timestamps, exact page request, user agent, etc.
-My current web server software (program, which handles website requests) of choice is [url https://httpd.apache.org/ apache2], and the data format (mostly) corresponds to it's defaults.
+My current web server software (program, which handles website requests) of choice is {url apache2;https://httpd.apache.org/}, and the data format (mostly) corresponds to it's defaults.
 
 One such data line would look something like:
 
@@ -20,13 +23,13 @@ These logs could be useful for certain issues, like bad server performance or ma
 
 ### Third-party services
 
-My domain is bought with [url https://www.namecheap.com/ namecheap] and it's associated DNS entries are managed with namecheap servers.
+My domain is bought with {url namecheap;https://www.namecheap.com/} and it's associated DNS entries are managed with namecheap servers.
 This means that DNS entries, or in simpler terms - domain configurations, first go through namecheap, and that may or may not mean they can collect data from you.
 
-Analogously, my website is hosted on [url https://www.hetzner.com/ hetzner] servers, which may or may not be doing some sort of data collection, outside of my control.
+Analogously, my website is hosted on {url hetzner;https://www.hetzner.com/} servers, which may or may not be doing some sort of data collection, outside of my control.
 
 ### No collection with Javascript
 
-[url /regarding-js.html This site uses Javascript], so some feature configuration information may be temporarily stored in your browser.
-For what exactly that data is, read [url /regarding-js.html#data-in-browser-storage here].
+{url This site uses Javascript;/regarding-js.html}, so some feature configuration information may be temporarily stored in your browser.
+For what exactly that data is, read {url here;/regarding-js.html#data-in-browser-storage}.
 However, for now there are no plans on integrating any sort of statistics or personal data collection.