GRC online documents as exampled by the above (linked) snapshot are published in Find Me Here.com. Ideally all location listings would be linked but that's not practical.

Location identities listed in GRC documents (column pointed to by arrow above) are suppose to be linked to location data or guidance on how to get in touch with location data suppliers. When you find a place of interest listed without a link or one that's broken you can send a priority email to request the free service of having one installed or fixed. There's no need to provide personal information when requesting assistance.

How links are created or fixed otherwise is explained as follows:

1. A location data supplier registered with the GRC database pays an annual fee for a link to where information about a location is available online. Such information has to be applicable and useful during the enterprise and economic development process.

2. A sponsor of a resource document published in either Site Location Assistance.com or the Economic Development Network website requests that links be established for up to 30 listings of location data suppliers, or other resource and service providers in position to be of service to .network core users, registered with the GRC database.

3. Those who qualify as .network mission contacts and regularly provide reference materials related to enterprise and economic development receive free contact data listings or links in, for example, Site Location Assistance.com. Reference materials include promotional information, news releases, and networking invitations. Links and listings are temporary, i.e., removed, especially when they becomes out-dated or are otherwise deemed to be of no further use as a free-access resources for .network users.

4. The Economic Development Network website is a resource for finding and accessing directories other than the Global Registry of Contacts. See the definition of GRC Plus.
In other words, EDN is a free access enterprise and economic development directory of contact directories. You will find many links to EDN directory documents from the .network FMH and SLA websites. EDN, however, is designed for you to browse (step through to find resources) or to search using the Google/.network search engine.

As a result of the dynamic nature of enterprise and economic development information data collection and maintenance is challenging. We (about us) are constantly collecting and correcting, especially when it comes to contact data. Information found in contact directories quickly becomes outdated and links broken. We appreciate your patience, trusting that you will report dead end searches as well as missing or broken links.