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The official domain

The address of this site ends in odersa.org. Every service the association runs sits on a subdomain of odersa.org and nowhere else. If the address in your browser’s address bar does not end in odersa.org, this site is not ours.

Free, and no account

Everything is open straight away. No sign-up, no account, no password, no subscription, no advertising. Nothing is held back for those who pay, because there is nothing to pay for.

No data collected

This site does not follow you: no tracker, no tracking cookie, no measurement tool built into these pages, and nothing measured on your device. Our host counts requests in aggregate, as any server that answers does: a total, never a profile. You do not have to take our word for it: open your browser’s developer tools, go to the Network tab, and reload the page. You will see the full list of what the site asks for. Everything comes from odersa.org, nothing goes anywhere else.

Free to reuse

The content is published under the CC BY 4.0 licence. You may copy it, translate it, print it and pass it on, for your classes as much as for the people around you, on one condition only: credit ODERSA.

English
The WorkbenchTools that upload nothing
A workshop by the ODERSA associationNothing leaves, nothing is kept, nothing reaches us.

Licence and reuse

Everything written here is made to be taken.

The content: CC BY 4.0

The texts, the tool sheets, the compatibility matrix and the method pages of this site are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. You may copy, translate, modify and distribute them, including commercially, on the single condition that you credit the author.

The credit line to use: “The Workbench, ODERSA association, CC BY 4.0”, with a link to this site wherever the medium allows.

Fonts and libraries

The embedded fonts keep their own licence, stated on the Credits page. Any embedded libraries keep theirs, stated on the method page.

A free licence makes this work a common good: any organisation can take it, translate it and redistribute it, without asking our permission.