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@timdorr JS.ORG is using Cloudflare and they provide "Universal SSL" - so it is easily possible to get HTTPS.
Back then when the "redux" subdomain was added to JS.ORG, SSL support was an opt-in. But you didn't took the option. Now it is the default, but owners of "old" subdomains have to make a PR to change it.
The reason for so little enforcement is that pages may show mixed-content warnings if e. g. paths to CSS where set absolute or other non-HTTPS content was included.
So switching would be easy but it has to be triggered by you. Just file a PR that removes the comment in that line
I'm writing to you because @jlebensold asked me on twitter why you don't have HTTPS
I'm currently seeing an security certificate error on https://redux.js.org in Google Chrome Version 60.0.3112.113.
(edit: incorrect url)
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