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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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 Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac  |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: >Hey guys! > > This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net > > Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: > - adding their favourite dive sites, > - posting pictures and/or > - adding dive site maps, > - adding comments, > - setting GPS locations... > > As Wannadive.net is a collaborative website, any diver can download >GPS waypoint files and load them into their own GPS. Wannadive can be >used as a reference GPS database for dive sites! > If you like satellite maps, also try the new free application from >the NASA, World Wind [3] or Google Maps [4]. You can direcly plot a >Wannadive.net dive site into these applications! > > Get Involved and help build this resource; by divers for divers. > > Don't hesitate to contribute Wannadive.net by adding your favourite >dive sites! > > The Wannadive.net team. > > > >References: >[1] Wannasurf.com: The world surf spot guide referrencing 4600+ surf >spots worldwide! See http://www.wannasurf.com >[2] Wannadive.net: The world dive site guide. See http://www.wannadive.net >[3] WorldWind: An free application from the NASA. See >http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov >[4] Google Maps: A free application from Google. See http://maps.google.com How strange. It appears that Scotland and Wales are not part of the UK. I am pleased to see that you'll shortly be showing appropriate advertising. If I contribute the content that would attract your advertisers, then what's my cut? ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac |
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10-12-2005, 04:42 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas > On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain > <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: > > >>Hey guys! >> >> This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >>Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net >> >> Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >>world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >>Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >>by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: >> - adding their favourite dive sites, >> - posting pictures and/or >> - adding dive site maps, Oh my god, the maps are really really BAD !! Denmark does absolutly NOT look like denmark, same problem with rest of scandinavia. /Søren |
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10-12-2005, 04:42 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas Nick Eden wrote: > On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain > <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: > > >>Hey guys! >> >> This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >>Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net >> >> Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >>world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >>Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >>by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: >> - adding their favourite dive sites, >> - posting pictures and/or >> - adding dive site maps, Oh my god, the maps are really really BAD !! Denmark does absolutly NOT look like denmark, same problem with rest of scandinavia. /Søren |
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10-12-2005, 04:42 PM
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| Re: Wannadive.net - A new world dive site atlas Nick Eden wrote: > On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:19:03 +0200, Christophe Naslain > <c.naslain@lectra.com> wrote: > > >>Hey guys! >> >> This is a quick invitation to discover the new world dive site atlas: >>Wannadive.net! http://www.wannadive.net >> >> Following the success of Wannasurf.com [1], the (internet's biggest >>world surfing guide), Wanndive.net [2] has been recently opened to the >>Internet dive community. Wannadive.net is a collaborative website made >>by divers for divers. Anyone can contribute to Wannadive.net by: >> - adding their favourite dive sites, >> - posting pictures and/or >> - adding dive site maps, Oh my god, the maps are really really BAD !! Denmark does absolutly NOT look like denmark, same problem with rest of scandinavia. /Søren |
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