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What is a website in the Red Cross and Red Crescent Section of the Library of Life? |
| It is an everlasting Internet website to serve as a record of humanitarian activities or to pay tribute to those in the Red Cross and Red Crescent's history who have inspired you. Websites in this section consists of the following features: |
- The story of your work for the Red Cross & Red Crescent (example).
- A guestbook for others to add their contributions (example).
- A photo album, with up to 300 captioned photos (example).
- Up to 15 audio and video clips (example).
- Greetings for visitors to send you a short message (example).
- A mailing list of people who would like to be notified whenever the website content is updated.
- A timeline of your service history (example).
For a detailed description of your website features, click here. |
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How can someone access the website? |
| Your website will be assigned a unique Internet address, which includes the name of the person who the website is dedicated to, for example john-smith.libraryoflife.net. The site can be accessed directly using this Internet address. |
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Who creates, edits and updates the website content? |
When you create the website you will be asked to choose a password, which gives you exclusive access to an easy-to-use tool which you can use to add, change or delete website content.
Visitors to your website will also be able to add some items, such as making an entry in your guestbook or sending you a personal greeting. As the website manager, you will be able to control the content and make changes if necessary. |
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How long does it take to create a website? |
| It takes approximately two minutes to create the site. Afterwards, you will be able to add and edit content at any time. (Start your website now) |
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Do you provide customer service? |
| Of course. For any question or problem please do not hesitate to email us at support@libraryoflife.net. For other ways to contact us please click here. |
| To create your website in the Red Cross and Red Crescent section in the Library of Life click here. |
