Sofian B.

Done, looking forward for the results

Sometimes, I use it to copy in the clipboard, sometime, I remove it. Depending on Budget 😄

To get the "share this post" link, you will have to use some custom code. Here is some documentation. https://www.checklist-seo.com/content/add-social-share-options-on-your-blog-pages

Technicaly, no. There are no rules for making a website. Then, depending on your business, your country and the data protection rules in there, you might need one.

Don't take my word for it, but I found it pretty solid. If I want something a bit more "proofed", I generally copy paste a similar website privacy policy and adapt them to my case. Of course, the best is to ask a legal person.

Because I want another LLM to check. If I start on ChatGPT, I will ask Claude to check.

When I do it. Claude 1st message. I want to write my privacy policies for my website. Ask me all the question you need to know about the website, organization and context (location) Claude after questions Now, based on my answer, write me my privacy policies. ChatGPT final check. Can you check my privacy policies and check for any incoherence or point I should rework?

Yes, of course. It will create something strong if you are able to answer his questions. Of course, if you can, make it check with a "legal'" person.

You cannot from relume directly (so far) You have to use a platform to publish your website.

Chev P., Hi You don't need figma to publish a website. You can use relume and a platform to publish your website on the internet. Relume is great when you want to publish your website on Webflow. You can decide to use other platform but Webflow is the simplest. Good luck