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An old handwritten ledger, lying open.

2026-08-22

One place for the visitor count

Traffic is now measured in one place only: on odersa.org, the association's own site. Those are real figures, recorded by the host, with no cookie, no tracker and no measurement tool embedded in the pages, which anyone can confirm in the network tab of their own browser. The local figures page is gone and its address redirects. A counter published in seven places is out of date in six.

2026-08-06

The case library in seven languages

The training cases existed only in French and English; they now exist in all seven languages of the site. Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali and Chinese no longer serve a translated interface on top of an empty library: each language has its own cases, written for its own readers rather than traced over the French. The promise made at launch is kept.

2026-07-31

The legal pages have a new home

The legal notice, the privacy statement and the accessibility statement now live on odersa.org, the association's own site, and the footer links to them in all seven languages. The reason is plain: a notice copied onto several sites grows stale on each of them, and a stale notice protects nobody. There is one copy of it now, kept current in one place. The old addresses do not vanish: they redirect to the right page.

2026-07-25

The blog's first edition

The blog opens with a first edition of articles, in French and English: how to check an image, how to read a percentage, how to spot a fake message, why a rumour spreads. Every claim points to its source, and every source was opened and checked one by one. The blog comes out in editions, like a magazine, so several articles share the same publication date. That is deliberate.

2026-07-23

The information pages get a new face

Every footer page (about, contact, licence, privacy, credits, press kit, legal notice, site map…) now has its own layout and richer content: a 45-minute ready-to-run workshop for teachers, a verifiable collection statement on the Privacy page, a credited photo gallery, the licence in two columns. The site also gains its real visual identity: new icons and a home-drawn sharing image. The teaching content itself doesn't change.

2026-07-21

The site opens

First publication: the 10 reflexes, the interactive training, the case library in French, the printable booklet, and the interface in 7 languages (français, English, Español, العربية, हिन्दी, বাংলা, 中文). The corpora of languages other than French will grow in waves: follow this journal.

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