General discussion

Hi,

I'm asking this on behalf of the organisation I work for (a subsidiary to the Ministry of Education of a German state). While our team might be interested in supporting H5P through the supporter program, the legal situation is not entirely clear to us. We might have to do a lot of explaining for a our legal department to get this through. Being a government organisation we are bound to European, German and state competition law and are very limited in the way we can use public funds freely. 

The goal is to use H5P activities in Moodle via the Moodle mobile app. As far as I know, this is possible with Moodle >= 3.5 and current H5P versions. 

The platform in question runs Moodle 3.6.4+ and the most recent H5P plugin and recent module updates. The Moodle mobile app does try to open / embed the H5P activity inline, as opposed to before when it went right to the browser. But after a while of loading, there appears a message "Website is not available" with the full embed-url of the activity like /mod/hvp/embed.php?id=336&user_id=57&secret=4w98w94...

If we have proven ourselves to be reliable posters, is there any way of avoiding the very long delay to get posts approved?

This is the first point of contact for most of us who use H5P and if we need urgent assistance from our peers, the near 24 hour delay for approval is a pain.