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Geograph Announcements
Conference Programme Update
Now, the first half of the morning is an opportunity to explore more of the issues about funding Geograph. Peter Facey and Sebastian Ballard will lead.
Between coffee and lunch, two must-see interpretations of Scotland by contributors Dr Julian Paren and Jim Barton.
For your place at Edinburgh, register here.
Between coffee and lunch, two must-see interpretations of Scotland by contributors Dr Julian Paren and Jim Barton.
For your place at Edinburgh, register here.
Geotrips is coming home
Geotrips, the tool for Geograph-ers to put their travels on a map, is becoming a part of the Geograph website itself. You can view, upload and edit your trips in the new Geotrips section, linked from Collections in the sidebar menu.
As a nice side effect of the move, 1:25k mapping will be available for all trips from now on as we can draw on the mapping our sponsors from the OS have provided for Geograph.
read more...
As a nice side effect of the move, 1:25k mapping will be available for all trips from now on as we can draw on the mapping our sponsors from the OS have provided for Geograph.
read more...
Professional Geograph Features Subscription?
Been giving some thought to what it would take to provide some 'professional' features - more advanced features than we can provide for free on the current resources.
There is the possibility that a commercial arm could be setup to provide advanced features, but it wouldn't be simple to setup, so thought would offer a Feedback form - to be read in conjunction with Packages Matrix, to see what the potential might be.
(Note, this isn't so much to raise money for Geograph Project running costs, although hopefully it would raise something, its about providing features that we can't)
There is the possibility that a commercial arm could be setup to provide advanced features, but it wouldn't be simple to setup, so thought would offer a Feedback form - to be read in conjunction with Packages Matrix, to see what the potential might be.
(Note, this isn't so much to raise money for Geograph Project running costs, although hopefully it would raise something, its about providing features that we can't)
Dating
The other night kayjay kindly sent me apologies for Edinburgh: once again she won't be able to attend the AGM. So I thought, we can't go on not meeting like this, kayjay, Geograph must come to you! So I'm heavily pencilling in –
Geograph's ninth birthday meet, Saturday 8 March 2014, Leicester (alternatively Nottingham. Or Melton Mowbray).
Just as a reminder: AGM and get-together 2014, Friday 27 June, Southampton.
Just a suggestion. Geograph's tenth birthday meet: Saturday 7 March 2015, as close as we can easily get to "Geograph's spiritual home": Billinge. Warrington? Thoughts?
Pencilled in: AGM and get-together 2015, Saturday 27 June, W or SW Wales.
Not forgetting 2013 Conference and AGM, Saturday 8 June, Edinburgh. Register now!
and (edit) tomorrow's London meet.
Geograph's ninth birthday meet, Saturday 8 March 2014, Leicester (alternatively Nottingham. Or Melton Mowbray).
Just as a reminder: AGM and get-together 2014, Friday 27 June, Southampton.
Just a suggestion. Geograph's tenth birthday meet: Saturday 7 March 2015, as close as we can easily get to "Geograph's spiritual home": Billinge. Warrington? Thoughts?
Pencilled in: AGM and get-together 2015, Saturday 27 June, W or SW Wales.
Not forgetting 2013 Conference and AGM, Saturday 8 June, Edinburgh. Register now!
and (edit) tomorrow's London meet.
Edinburgh Conference & AGM, Saturday 8 June 2013: Registration is now open!
Register your interest here. Just fill out the form and click Submit.
Alternatively, go to the AGM etc 2013 thread and follow the link to the form there. Have a look at the draft programme.
Alternatively, go to the AGM etc 2013 thread and follow the link to the form there. Have a look at the draft programme.
