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The main interactive and dynamic content of LabforCulture.org is in English. However, LabforCulture offers the static content of its website (navigation, menus, keywords, key texts etc.) in six languages: English, French, German, Polish, Spanish and Italian.You are free to upload and create content in whichever language you like. However, if you want to submit your content to the editorial team and have it published in the edited section of the website, please upload it in English.
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Decentralised, contracted content providers are responsible for the development of the different sections and sub-sections of the site. They form LabforCulture’s Editorial Group. It is the group’s responsibility to monitor the development of the site, guarantee quality and coherence, and consult on content-related matters. The members of the Editorial Group are also responsible for making sure that the content uploaded by users respects the editorial policy of LabforCulture. To contact the Editorial Group, please see our About Us section.
Any content you upload to LabforCulture.org is automatically published under your profile. You can view the content you have submitted to the site by clicking My Content in the right-hand column. If the Editorial Group publishes content you submitted, your content will be available in the main section of the website. You will receive a message with a link to your items. LabforCulture does not contact those whose content has not been approved.
You can manage the content published under your profile by clicking My content in the right-hand column.
Due to the rapidly changing nature of this kind of information and the high level of maintenance required in order to keep this data current and useful, LabforCulture.org has decided not to include contact information (addresses and names) with the annotations about the organisations listed in the Directory and Funding sections.
A community group is an online space created specifically to serve your project or network of collaborators. Create new networks, post your documents online, receive feedback from other members of the group through a discussion forum, share opinions and organise your work in your own online environment. Use this space to conduct online meetings, debates and conferences with members of your group – without any travel or communication costs. Click here to see a list of groups, or to set up your own group.
The LabforCulture website has been built using open source technology, specifically the eZ publish content management system and a variety of other tools that drive the LabforCulture search engine, for example. The term ‘open source’ refers to software that is distributed with open source code, meaning that developers can see, modify and redistribute the source code. For more information on open source principles, please see http://www.opensource.org/
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LabforCulture is a partner initiative of the European Cultural Foundation. LabforCulture is grateful for the support provided by its funders.