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dot.gif (266 bytes) What is the Neighborhood Guide program?
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Who are the Guides?
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How does it work?
dot.gif (266 bytes) What are the benefits?
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How do I join the Neighborhood Guide?
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What is the Neighborhood Guide program?

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The NGP (Neighborhood Guide Program) is a district program that allows residents with limited time to help FC and their district. Volunteers are assigned a district's streets to monitor and surf. They eMail sites that do not meet guidelines, and write the resident a nice eMail to change things... then they check in a week to see if it happened, if not then they eMail the URL to the head of the NG who will double check that the sites do indeed need to be removed and then send the URL and why the removal to the FC administration who will then remove them. Also while surfing the assigned streets, the NG recommends sites that they think should be considered for the district's award and/or to be put as a featured site in the district front page... these lists they send to the minister who ramrods the award stuff. Finally they sign the guest books of those they visit or if no guest book available they send an eMail instead.



Who are the Guides?


You are, gentle reader. We [that is, Fortune City, Wembley and I] need your assistance in helping out. This is a volunteer program run by the citizens who make their home here.

How does it work?

The team of Neighborhood Guides, together with myself, will cruise through the streets of Wembley looking at each and every residence which is occupied. Naturally this is an ongoing task as new people move in and occasionally residents move out as time goes along.

Each NG is assigned a block of streets Each NG, according to his/her own personal schedule, visits homes looking for ones that ought to get some recognition or perhaps even be recommended for the District Award. Also, if the NG sees that the owner of the home is having coding problems [such as broken links, missing graphics, etcetera] then he/she can notify them of the situation -- and perhaps even offer some helpful advice as to how to enhance their page or rectify the programming error[s].

I would expect this "Officer Friendly" type of attitude in each person who works with me on the NG program.  In the event that the guide happens upon a site which is at odds with the FC guidelines, he/she would notify the web master via email [carbon copy to me] of the rule which is in question and giving them ample time to correct the matter or relocate to a more suitable server [i.e. if someone wants to have a hard-core porno page, it needs to reside on a server which allows this type of site -- FC does not].

I will follow up on the original email and visit the site to verify that it, in fact, does not comply with the guidelines. Now the clock begins to run. The web master of the site in question has seven [7] days to correct the matter or to relocate. If in that time he/she does not choose do so, I will email them personally -- again requesting that they bring their home within FC guidelines and give them a day or two more.  Should compliance yet remain a problem after the extra time, I will recommend the site's removal from the FC server to the appropriate FC administrator.


What are the benefits?

 
dot.gif (266 bytes) Certain satisfaction in helping folks and being sincerely and appreciatively thanked. Emails of appreciation and maybe a friend for life. Satisfaction of a job well-done, knowing you've made a difference.

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FC offers it's volunteers little extras such as additional web-space after a probationary period of time.

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Placing the Neighborhood Guide graphic on your page, identifying you as a key resident.

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You will have the opportunity of Your help will be sought after by those who need it.

dot.gif (266 bytes) In every guest book you sign or email you send, you may place your home URL. If you want to build traffic to your site, this is a really good way to do it.That person may visit, plus others who read his/her guest book.

dot.gif (266 bytes) Your page will also be listed on the list of Guides page here on this site. Hey, that's some free listings.

dot.gif (266 bytes) Multiple URL submission of your homepage to over 20 engines.

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Free banner design for your homepages.

dot.gif (266 bytes) Any other goodies. (when I come out with it)

How do I join the Neighborhood Guide program?

I hope to garner a bevy of volunteers. The more people we have working on this program, the better the district can be covered. The only requirements of the position are that:
  1. You are a Fortune City resident [i.e.: you have a web site on FC]. Your site needs to be in Wembley district and be 'District Theme related' [or at least one of your sites -- if you maintain more than one].
  2. You are willing to take a little time each day or two to cruise your assigned block
  3. You are serious about helping our residents and willing to make a commitment to the community

 If this sounds interesting and worthwhile to you, CLICK HERE to apply. I will get back to you, usually within a day or two.


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