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.network search promise: The promise is an offer of personal assistance as a free service in the event that you reach a dead end while searching or are otherwise dissatisfied with what you find — more. |
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Send an email request that a problem be fixed: Type the letter P followed by a colon to begin the subject line of your email (P:) Copy the URL shown in your browser for the webpage with the problem. Paste the URL address string after the colon. Type a brief description of the problem and/or comments about your dissatisfaction with the webpage or its contents in the memo section of your email. For a quick review of the various types of problems that searchers encounter, CLICK HERE. |
Send an email request for help in searching for a contact: The Network provides access to many outside contact directories in addition to its own. If you search any one of them and come to a dead end, especially if that happens when you're looking for information or a link to contact data, use the following instructions: Type the letters GRC followed by a colon to begin the subject line of your email (GRC:) Copy the URL shown in your browser for the webpage where you reached a dead end. Paste the URL address string after the colon. Type a brief description of what you searched for. Add any information that you may have from the past, especilly old contact data you may have once used. If your reason for asking for assistance is that you are interested in the Global Registry of Contacts and want to inquire as to whether you are listed in it, CLICK HERE. |
Send an email request for help in searching for a location: The Network provides access to many outside contact directories in addition to its own. If you search any one of them and come to a dead end, especially if that happens when you're looking for information or a link to contact data, use the following instructions: Type the letters GRC followed by a colon to begin the subject line of your email (GRC:) Copy the URL shown in your browser for the webpage where you reached a dead end. Paste the URL address string after the colon. Type a brief description of what you searched for. Add any information that you may have from the past, especilly old contact data you may have once used. If your reason for asking for assistance is that you are interested in the Global Registry of Contacts and want to inquire as to whether you are listed in it, CLICK HERE. |
Send an email request for help in searching for a location: The Network provides access to many outside contact directories in addition to its own. If you search any one of them and come to a dead end, especially if that happens when you're looking for information or a link to contact data, use the following instructions: Type the letters GRC followed by a colon to begin the subject line of your email (GRC:) Copy the URL shown in your browser for the webpage where you reached a dead end. Paste the URL address string after the colon. Type a brief description of what you searched for. Add any information that you may have from the past, especilly old contact data you may have once used. If your reason for asking for assistance is that you are interested in the Global Registry of Contacts and want to inquire as to whether you are listed in it, CLICK HERE. |
Send an email request for help in searching for a location: The Network provides access to many outside contact directories in addition to its own. If you search any one of them and come to a dead end, especially if that happens when you're looking for information or a link to contact data, use the following instructions: Type the letters GRC followed by a colon to begin the subject line of your email (GRC:) Copy the URL shown in your browser for the webpage where you reached a dead end. Paste the URL address string after the colon. Type a brief description of what you searched for. Add any information that you may have from the past, especilly old contact data you may have once used. If your reason for asking for assistance is that you are interested in the Global Registry of Contacts and want to inquire as to whether you are listed in it, CLICK HERE. |
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The offer is extended to cover your searches outside The Network. In other words when you initiate a search from within a website of The Network our (who we are) promise goes with you. Of course, we can't fix problems such as broken links or wrong information that leave you at dead ends outside The Network. We will investigate and respond with guidance as a free service if you ask us to deliver on our search promise. Send us an email.
A remnant of the membership directory of the International Development Research Council (IDRC) remained online for months after the association was disbanded. Although well-intended, the IDRC contact directory become more and more outdated as time passed, as might be expected. It fouled search engines and contributed to many dead end frustrations. The upside for participants in the mission
of The Network was
that names and addresses of the associates of
the International
Development Research Council were salvaged from the final issue
of its membership directory by Economic
Development Services as we recreated
records for all associate
members in the global directory of contacts maintained by The Network.
There they remain to this day but not without attention given to updating contact
data. Yet another example of how The Network provides multiple options for users to search for contacts is the addition of radio buttons for querying the websites of publications to the the Google/.network search engine. Want to make a search now to see what a publication dedicated to site selection and economic development has to offer? CLICK HERE. All resource and service provider contact information from the final membership directory published by the American Economic Development Council was copied to the GRC database in 2001. Today users of The Network can submit an update of a database record without incurring any cost or obligations. The Network is open access. Our offer to keep records from the AEDC database comes under the search promise of The Network. FAQ: Can I check to see if my contact data in
available through the GRC? answer |
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