Category talk:US legislation - Revision history

Rudxain: Undo revision 39356 by Rudxain (talk)

2026-02-23T20:05:13Z

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	There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)		There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)

	:The websites that cannot be reached from outside of the US now have a disclaimer in front of them. Thank you @[[User:Kostas\|Kostas]] for figuring out a better way to get a list of the links, indeed when you disable [[JavaScript]] on the website, it will just give a list of the links per state. And thanks for the contributor from the US that checked if the links worked. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 22:13, 22 February 2025 (UTC)		:The websites that cannot be reached from outside of the US now have a disclaimer in front of them. Thank you @[[User:Kostas\|Kostas]] for figuring out a better way to get a list of the links, indeed when you disable JavaScript on the website, it will just give a list of the links per state. And thanks for the contributor from the US that checked if the links worked. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 22:13, 22 February 2025 (UTC)

Rudxain: wanted: JS

2026-02-23T19:44:12Z

wanted: JS

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	There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)		There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)

	:The websites that cannot be reached from outside of the US now have a disclaimer in front of them. Thank you @[[User:Kostas\|Kostas]] for figuring out a better way to get a list of the links, indeed when you disable JavaScript on the website, it will just give a list of the links per state. And thanks for the contributor from the US that checked if the links worked. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 22:13, 22 February 2025 (UTC)		:The websites that cannot be reached from outside of the US now have a disclaimer in front of them. Thank you @[[User:Kostas\|Kostas]] for figuring out a better way to get a list of the links, indeed when you disable [[JavaScript]] on the website, it will just give a list of the links per state. And thanks for the contributor from the US that checked if the links worked. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 22:13, 22 February 2025 (UTC)

InTransparencyWeTrust: /* State consumer protection offices */ Reply

2025-02-22T22:13:22Z

State consumer protection offices: Reply

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	== State consumer protection offices ==		==State consumer protection offices==

	There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)		There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)

			:The websites that cannot be reached from outside of the US now have a disclaimer in front of them. Thank you @[[User:Kostas\|Kostas]] for figuring out a better way to get a list of the links, indeed when you disable JavaScript on the website, it will just give a list of the links per state. And thanks for the contributor from the US that checked if the links worked. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust\|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust\|talk]]) 22:13, 22 February 2025 (UTC)

InTransparencyWeTrust: /* State consumer protection offices */ new section

2025-02-20T19:22:45Z

State consumer protection offices: new section

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== State consumer protection offices ==

There was something that confused me, it was hard to find the appropriate links per US state, even for the official offices? I did find an overview via https://www.usa.gov/state-consumer, but it sometimes directed to sites that did not load or did not get a visual update since the turn of the century. Can someone more familiar with the institutions provide the links per state, or perhaps residents of the US states themselves? Could also not find the new links elsewhere, maybe it is just closed off for search for someone outside of the US. [[User:InTransparencyWeTrust|InTransparencyWeTrust]] ([[User talk:InTransparencyWeTrust|talk]]) 19:22, 20 February 2025 (UTC)