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Legal page templates ​

The four markdown templates an operator fills in — with their DPO and legal reviewer — and ships as deployment configuration (ADR-160): the repository carries the surface and these skeletons, never a text. A <placeholder> is a fact only the operator holds; an unfilled placeholder must not reach a deployment.

FileSlug (/legal/<slug>)Obligation
mentions-legales.mdmentions-legalesLCEN art. 6-III: publisher, publication director, hosting provider, contact
confidentialite.mdconfidentialiteRGPD art. 13: controller, purposes, legal bases, data, recipients and processors (AI providers, transfers outside the EU), retention, rights, DPO, cookies
cgu.mdcguTerms of use (skeleton)
accessibilite.mdaccessibiliteAccessibility statement (loi 2005-102 art. 47, décret 2019-768): conformance status, date, rate, non-accessible content, establishment of the statement, feedback, recourse

How they reach a deployment, and how the contact and the accessibility status are set: cloud-admin.md § Legal pages.

Writing rules the page relies on:

  • The page sets the h1 (the document's title); start the text's own sections at # — they render one level below the title.
  • GitHub-flavoured markdown is rendered; raw HTML is escaped, never interpreted.
  • A reference to another legal page is written as its address in code (/legal/confidentialite) in these templates, because the docs site publishes them and checks every link against its own pages; in your copy, make it a link: [politique de confidentialité](/legal/confidentialite).
  • The texts are what the end user reads: French for a French public service. Nothing in the surface requires French — an operator elsewhere writes in their own language.
  • Publish the accessibility statement as « non conforme » until a full RGAA audit of the studio gives a rate; then the status the rate earns, with the rate and the audit date — the server refuses a rate that contradicts its status (100 % = totalement conforme, 50 % to under 100 % = partiellement conforme, under 50 % = non conforme).