I think
" Registergericht: Amtsgericht Nürnberg Registernummer: HRB 16746 "
instead of "Registergericht: Nürnberg Registernummer: HRB 16746 (AG Nuernberg) " ) would be better.
I don't think so. "HRB 16746 (AG Nürnberg) " is the recommended notation for a Handelsregisternummer.
May somebody (with the according might/privileges) change the name of the according link (on every site of the new wiki) from "Terms of site" to anything fitting like "Kontakt" or "Impressum"?
I cannot find 'Terms of site' anywhere in the footer. Instead I see a link 'Disclaimers' showing an empty page. I've added a redirect to 'Impressum' there. Automatic redirects are apparently no longer supported.
http://de.opensuse.org had a german footer, but http://dewiki.opensuse.org now has an english one. *that* needs to be addresed, not just one of the links.
By the way: Could the size of the letters be changed to a normal size (not something like written for ants)?
The footer is repetitive material an should not consume more screen space that absolutly needed. The law does not define a minimum font size. You can always try CTRL+ if your browser supports this.
I do not really know why the paragraph/section "3 Notiz zum Urheberrecht" is not just on:
http://dewiki.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Urheberrecht
(instead of the content there now)?
There is a link on top of Impressum pointing to openSUSE:Urheberrecht, I consider this sufficient.
To express it _very_ moderate:
I do not think that it is really a good Idea (to try) to use terms that are made for a US system of law in (a poor) translation to German language (but not adapted to a German/European system of law).
We are a US based company, thus american law might apply. Addressing a german audience, may make this wiki also subject to german law, thus adding a proper Impressum is a good thing.
From the perspective of a german user community it is apparently desirable
to have a german legal entity behind all our websites. Such a legal entity just does not exist, afaik. You mentioned a GBR earlier. I cannot not confirm its existance.
cheers, JW-