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Visit the [[/Research]] page for more information on using the data contained in this database.
 
Visit the [[/Research]] page for more information on using the data contained in this database.
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{{#ask: [[Category:Jurisdictions]]|?Coordinates|format=openlayers|layers=osm,yahoo,bing,openlayers|height=400|limit=200}}
  
 
== Disclaimer ==
 
== Disclaimer ==

Revision as of 20:12, 9 August 2010

Jurisdictions

{{#ask:|?Country code|format=template|template=Jurisdiction List|link=none|limit=100}}

Add a jurisdiction

{{#forminput:form=Jurisdiction|size=30|button text=Add jurisdiction}}

Explanation

The Jurisdiction Database contains many different elements. The database is based on a collection of pages, one for each jurisdiction (e.g. Germany, Estonia).

On these pages you have the opportunity to add or edit data about the jurisdiction, or data about the jurisdictions 3.0 license porting process.

The structure of pages follows this schema: <Jurisdiction>/3.0/<License>

Research

Visit the /Research page for more information on using the data contained in this database.

Map

{{#ask:|?Coordinates|format=openlayers|layers=osm,yahoo,bing,openlayers|height=400|limit=200}}

Disclaimer

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