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As it is not viable to depend on complex database software for every project for many years to come, one long time strategy for projects that already ended, is to provide at least a static version of the presentation site.
It's much more likely that a static presentation site can be kept "alive" for many years with very little maintenance, if it doesn't depend on e.g. a running database application.

Today we had a Shahi meeting, discussing their planned publication which they want to enrich with links to the presentation site.
So we decided to make a test run for Shahi, main interest will be check if the same links to e.g. entities and overviews (like collections) in the current presentation site and the than static site can be used.

There may be other issues with dynamic content, e.g. a search function, which can be ignored for now. We can look at these in more detail when the time comes (e.g. for Shahi most likely earliest at 2024).
For now we just need a proof of concept to ensure that Shahi can already start using links for the publication.

In the meeting I suggest a time frame until the end of February, but we can discuss more details in the developers meeting next week.