pySCG: main readme draft note links

[myteron]

Adding links to the draft note to allow finding:

• the web version when on GitHub
• the GitHub version when viewing the web version

[myteron]

Hi @david-a-wheeler since we hope to have our own ossf repo at some stage, how persistent is https://best.openssf.org/Secure-Coding-Guide-for-Python/ as a URL?

[david-a-wheeler]

Hi @david-a-wheeler since we hope to have our own ossf repo at some stage, how persistent is https://best.openssf.org/Secure-Coding-Guide-for-Python/ as a URL?

The "best.openssf.org" domain is owned by openssf (obviously) & controlled by the Best Practices WG. So it should be quite stable.

If you create your own repo, it's probably better to create its own domain ("pythonguide.openssf.org" maybe?) instead of trying to merge things. Then you'd set up a redirect from the current URL so people are redirected to the new location. The usual way to do this is by creating an HTML file and using the <meta> tag, like this:

<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=https://pythonguide.openssf.org">

[david-a-wheeler]

It's possible have a separate repo, and then merge the results, but then you have to create extra steps to merge the results, extra steps to trigger things, etc. If there's no need to make things complicated, I suggest keeping things simple.