Members' Area
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- Chris York
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Membership of SCotLaNd is free and it gives you access to additional features on this website:
The Forum - a place to exchange ideas or ask questions from the comfort of your own keyboard
Who's who - a searchable database of all members of the network (your details cannot be accessed by anyone outwith the network!)
Monthly Bulletin - by default you will receive the monthly round-up of articles and goings-on from the site
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About SCotLaNd
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- Wednesday, 18 February 2009 16:16
- Chris York
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Who is the network for?
The Scottish Community Land Network is for anyone interested in the development of community-based land activities.
What does the network do?
All the activities of the network are channelled through this website – we have developed a range of interactive features to help people get the most out of the network. The aim is to make this network active in supporting groups and individuals by providing up to date news, opportunities to discuss ideas and ask questions as well as keeping track of who does what in the world of community land initiatives.
You will find the most recent articles on the front page, and we retain everything on the site - just browse through the categories on the left-hand 'Topics' menu, or you can use the search function. Each month we distribute an email 'digest' of all the activity, including news and forum discussions, to everyone who has registered.
How do I get involved?
The network is FREE to join – you just need a valid email address. Once you are registered, you can give us your opinion on any of the articles, create or reply to discussions on the forum and contact other members of the network.
If you would like to contribute articles to the site, please send us a message after you have registered and we will set things up - or you can submit articles by email.
Who looks after the network?
Walking-the-Talk is a small environmental consultancy based in Tarves, Aberdeenshire and we write and collate the articles and generally look after the website. Our work is funded through the Community Land Unit of Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Want to put a link from your site to SCotLaNd?
We've created this little button, and the following 'code snippet' that you can include on your web page - just cut and paste the code below!
<a href="http://www.communityland.org.uk" target="_blank"><img src="http://communityland.org.uk/scln_button50.png"; width="168px"; height="50px"></a>
Win a plug-in cup warmer
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- Monday, 17 November 2008 16:59
- Tamsin Morris
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Just what is a USB cup warmer then and why are we offering them as prizes? Well, we thought they were quirky and fun, but useful. And even better, you can use them whilst surfing the delights of SCLN.
And what are they? Cup warmers that you plug into your USB socket on your computer (simple really). Then you put your mug of hot whatever onto the heated pad and it stays warm, rather than you getting distracted and coming back to a lukewarm cuppa.
If you'd like the chance to win one, make sure you fill in your details on your profile page so we can add you to the draw! We'll announce winners in the new year...
PLEASE NOTE: partially completed profiles don't count and won't be entered into the draw. We are trying to make this network a useful directory of contacts for people within the network - remember people have to be registered before they can see any of your details, and your personal information is not available. We won't use the information for any other purpose than keeping you informed about the Scottish Community Land Network and we won't share your details with anyone (unless we are obliged to do so by law).
Terms and Conditions
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- Tuesday, 22 July 2008 13:33
- Chris York
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Please read and take heed of the following terms and conditions. It is a requirement that you accept these before subscribing to the newsletter or using the 'networking' features of this website.
Registering with SCotLaNd
- When registering, a valid email address has to be used. Disposable email addresses are not permitted. If found, we will remove the account in question.
- Please complete as much personal information as you feel comfortable sharing with others WITHIN the network. We WILL NOT share your personal or contact details with anyone outside the network, except where obliged to do so by law.
- Please choose an appropriate picture if you wish to upload one - remember that this network is used by people from all walks of life, and others could be offended.
- Please choose your options for the regular newsletter, which will be sent to the email address that you have used in registering.
- Please enjoy your time in SCotLaNd!
Communicating with others in the Network
- This network exists for the purpose of promoting and supporting Community Land Initiatives in Scotland. Please use it for this purpose only.
- Please do not use the network to solicit any services.
- Please report any inappropriate behaviour from others and we will investigate and take action where necessary, including the suspension or deletion of accounts.
The use of SCotLaNd Forum
- Please do feel free to express your opinions, but respect those of others.
- Please be courteous in all your posts. Language deemed to be personally offensive will be censored and/or the posts removed. This may lead to suspension of your account.
- Please keep all posts on-topic.
- Please do not pretend to be/represent somebody else. Your membership will be deleted if found to be in breach of this rule.
- Please do not discuss illegal activities. Our server is hosted in the UK and is subject to English law. Please do not expose us to any unnecessary legal liability.
- If you have a question, please check that it has not been answered anywhere else on the site. Use the search feature.
- Please post your comment/question to the most appropriate place. Any posts deemed to be in the wrong forum will be moved. Do not cross-post the same question to multiple places.
- Please make sure you have read the parent article/post completely before posting a reply.
- Use your own words. If you wish to use the words of somebody else, quote them, citing the source. Plagiarism is unethical and is illegal in many countries.
- Please choose an appropriate subject line. Try to summarise the issue briefly in the subject, and elaborate in the message itself. Repeat the subject in the body if it will make things clearer. Do not use all capital letters and do not add false information just to get attention (e.g. ;read this or you will be arrested;). Do not use a web link as a thread title.
- Thank those who help you. Acknowledgement of a helpful suggestion not only placates those who helped you, it may also help others with a similar problem. All those who have been helped on this forum are invited to help other users by responding to their questions when they have a useful perspective.
- Do not link to any site that contains adult content, sexually oriented material or might otherwise be considered offensive. Any post containing an inappropriate link will be deleted and the poster will receive a warning.
- Do not propose/link to any site that contains copyrighted software/materials that can be downloaded illegally.





