www.cadw.co.uk

[Guest]

I will like to now the status of Http://www.cadw.co.uk I submit the site to http://dmoz.org/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Wales/Business_and_Economy/

Thank

aki

[dfy]

You only submitted it 11 days ago, it's a bit early to start asking for status.

 

While you're waiting, perhaps you'd like to explain the connections between http://www.cadw.co.uk/acatalog/frameset.html and http://www.cadw.wales.gov.uk/publications/index.html .

[Guest]

Hi dfy

Both site belong to Cadw Welsh Historic Monuments. http://www.cadw.wales.gov.uk/publications/index.html is the government site, and http://www.cadw.co.uk/acatalog/frameset.html is the on-line shop with deferent ip address and URL as the government not allow the sale site to be on they serve.

 

aki

[motsa]

Then why doesn' the government site link anywhere to the .co.uk one?

[hutcheson]

Hey, that's not a fair question. Who knows why government sites link _anywhere_?

 

The U.S. Department of the Interior has not one but two humongous sites, each with pages for (almost) every National Park. Are they cross-linked? And why not? Don't ask, nobody will admit the real answer. (After all, neither one has a page on Roswell.)

 

Bureaucratic turf-warlords. Bah.

[totalxsive]

Don't worry, I know what aki is getting at. The .co.uk site is a commercial site and the .gov.uk site is the information site, because the .gov.uk domains cannot be commercial.

 

I think we've had a discussion like this before in this forum, and reached the same conclusion.

 

At least the CADW site works in Netscape 6/7 - if only English Heritage would be so kind as to follow suit...

[Guest]

Hi motsa

If you think that this site not belong to the government then click on "home" and see where it will take you or on "contact Cadw" and look for the e-mail address

 

Aki

[motsa]

I saw that. I was just curious why the main site didn't have any mention whatsoever of the co.uk site. That's all.

[Guest]

Government politic with the main site developers

 

aki