Paul Humphreys
17th Apr 2006, 07:06
I have been asked to post this.
There have been considerable discussions and much confusion regarding the recent changes to Wayfinder. CRAG has been accused of directly or indirectly causing or influencing these changes.
CRAG wishes to refute these accusations and in order to clarify CRAG's position, the following statement has been made.
CRAG has not influenced Wayfinder in any way.
CRAG understands and accepts that Wayfinder's copyright and URL is the property of Ian Boddison.
The data contained within Wayfinder is the property of those who have contributed that data only.
CRAG makes no claim on Wayfinder but agrees that within the confines of the original agreement made between Ian Boddision, GLASS and the TRF, CRAG meets the criterion to become a Web Enabled Body (WEB) and accepts this responsibility.
CRAG's intention is that all who use Rights of Way should enjoy access to as much information about countryside access as possible and will gladly work with others who share the same view.
Dave Rogers
Chairman Countryside Recreational Access Group
There have been considerable discussions and much confusion regarding the recent changes to Wayfinder. CRAG has been accused of directly or indirectly causing or influencing these changes.
CRAG wishes to refute these accusations and in order to clarify CRAG's position, the following statement has been made.
CRAG has not influenced Wayfinder in any way.
CRAG understands and accepts that Wayfinder's copyright and URL is the property of Ian Boddison.
The data contained within Wayfinder is the property of those who have contributed that data only.
CRAG makes no claim on Wayfinder but agrees that within the confines of the original agreement made between Ian Boddision, GLASS and the TRF, CRAG meets the criterion to become a Web Enabled Body (WEB) and accepts this responsibility.
CRAG's intention is that all who use Rights of Way should enjoy access to as much information about countryside access as possible and will gladly work with others who share the same view.
Dave Rogers
Chairman Countryside Recreational Access Group