I like the website, but I think that it would be usefull if you had national maps indicating the locations referred to.
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Started by PlasticPancake, 16-Jun-2000 19:30
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Posted 16 June 2000 - 21:50
Well, probably you haven't noticed them, but actually there are national maps.
These are the links:
England map
Ireland map
Scotland map
Wales map
These are the links:
England map
Ireland map
Scotland map
Wales map
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Posted 5 July 2000 - 09:22
These maps of the British home countries/ regions are really excellent, Diego! Probably the best. Congratulations. However, the inclusion of Northern Ireland in the Irish Republic (and under their flag) might provoke complaints. It might be a good idea to give Northern Ireland a different colour.
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Posted 6 July 2000 - 00:30
It might be a good idea to give Northern Ireland a different colour.
You are perfectly right and we'll change the color of Northern Ireland as soon as we can. Right now we are preparing a nice surprise for our visitors: just wait a little more and you'll discover another new (and hopefully useful) section of the Stone Pages!
...To be honest, it'll be a complete redesign of an existing (and very popular) section of our website. Just wait and see!
You are perfectly right and we'll change the color of Northern Ireland as soon as we can. Right now we are preparing a nice surprise for our visitors: just wait a little more and you'll discover another new (and hopefully useful) section of the Stone Pages!
...To be honest, it'll be a complete redesign of an existing (and very popular) section of our website. Just wait and see!
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Posted 21 July 2000 - 21:32
There are a lot of Irish people who would consider your treatment of N. Ireland on the map to be a wonderful example of good common sense - something that the politicians seem to lack.
I say let it stand as it is. Ireland is Ireland and the tomb builders and stone erectors knew no artificial boundary.
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John O'Brien
I say let it stand as it is. Ireland is Ireland and the tomb builders and stone erectors knew no artificial boundary.
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John O'Brien
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