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Conditions of participation in the Textile Routes
Conditions
of participation
Layout scheme
Application form
| Who can participate? | |
| 1 | Individual route stations (institutions, associations, companies etc.) that have a textile cultural mandate and are (partially) open to the public |
| 2 | Textile Contact Points offering at least 5 route stations in a clearly defined region or town |
| What is required? | |
| 1 | For each route station, the following documentation must be available in English, French or German language (see illus. below): the complete address and a brief description of the station (500 characters max.); a text introducing its primary aspect (750 characters max.) and up to 4 texts (250 characters max. each) for any secondary aspects. A suitable colour illustration must be submitted for each aspect. |
| 2 | In addition to documentation of its own route stations (see below), the Textile Contact Point (TCP) must provide a map on which the route is marked, a brief description of the respective region or town and recommended links. It must also give an access note (see illus. bottom) as well as details about services offered and its wider range of activities (3-6 themes, 1500 characters max.). |
| 3 | Those TCPs opting for a 4th language for their Route can do so if they use Latin characters. This service will carry a charge. Completely edited and corrected texts must be delivered, following the order of the previous edited English texts. |
| Who is responsible for the route network? | |
| Individual TCPs or route stations will be responsible for the text and picture content ©. Final editing will be undertaken by the ETN-NET Secretariat; it may abridge or delete texts, and change illustrations independently. |
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| How are new route stations or routes incorporated? | |
| 1 | Each new station will be added to the existing system of geographic and theme routes, in as far as Routes are existing in the country region. |
| 2 | Each new route (at
least 5 stations!) must have a TCP that will be placed on the map
of the respective country (or region). - Upon request, a route leaflet
will be produced for promotional purposes. |
| What is the cost of participation? (Valid for 2003) | |
| SETTING-UP COSTS | |
| 1 | Inclusion in the European Textile Routes website will be charged at Euro 420 per route station. (Special arrangements are planned for prospective participants from Central/Eastern Europe) |
| 2 | 1 Inclusion of a route with at least five stations, including editing of all maps and the special TCP page, will be charged at Euro 3,200; each additional station in the same route will be charged at Euro 360. Leaflet for promotional purposes, produced upon request (TCPs only): two colour pages folded twice, Euro 2.000 per 1.000/ Euro 2.200 per 5,000 |
| 3 | The option for a 4th language can only be made for a Route as a whole. For a normal station (with ø 3 aspects) the price is Euro 14.40, for a single text page Euro 7.50. |
| COST OF DATA MAINTENANCE | |
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Stations will be listed in the textile routes website free of charge. Updates of existing information will carry a charge. |
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 ... for 1 route station (Illustration above only!) |
Participation in a route station An internet page for a station will contain (A) the full address (see questionnaire on reverse) and opening hours, if it is a public institution; and (B) a brief general description of the institution. The primary aspect relevant to textiles is described under (C) by a colour illustration and accompanying text. If applicable, up to four of the secondary aspects allowed (parts of the theme route) may be listed in the same fashion. |
 ... for 1 TCP (Textile Contakt Point: both illustrations!) |
Participation as a Textile Contact Point (TCP) A TCP - i.e. an institution that contributes a textile route with several stations - will, in addition to its own station page (see above), have a further page: including (D) an access note (by rail, air or road); (E) a field listing the services offered for its own textile route; and (F) additional descriptions of the range of activities undertaken by the institution. |
Routes coordinator:
Beatrijs Sterk
ETN-NETSecretariat
P.O. Box 5944
D-30059 Hanover
Tel.: +49-511/817006
Fax: +49-511/813108
e-mail: ETN@ETN-net.org
