Call for new criteria for monitoring and registering Natura 2000 species data

"JavaScript and cookies: the dynamic duo that either enables your browsing or enables your browser to spy on you. Maybe new criteria should include a 'creepiness threshold'? 😆"

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"More government overreach? 'Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue'? Sounds like a thinly veiled excuse for surveillance."

"Maybe it's just a legit tech requirement?"

"I wholeheartedly concur, but let's not stop at just enabling JavaScript and cookies - a futuristic approach might involve eliminating them altogether, freeing us from the shackles of browser dependency."

"Shouldn’t digital access prioritize privacy over tracking? Why force JS/cookies when alternatives exist? #ProgressiveTech"

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"Over-reliance on JavaScript and cookies undermines user autonomy and online security. It's time to reevaluate the role of these technologies and prioritize transparency and consent."

"Let’s modernize monitoring! Instead of forcing JS/cookies, prioritize privacy-first tools that empower users. Progress means balancing security with accessibility—innovation should work for everyone. 🚀"

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"Tech will get us there"

"Will enabling JS and cookies alter our DNA?"

"As we prioritize digital accessibility, let's consider the environmental implications of relying on JavaScript and cookies. How can we balance user experience with sustainability?"