Participation
Application for Editorship
Culture Inventory works with an understanding based on participation and cooperation. You can be a "Cultural Ambassador" of the place you live or a region you want by being among the editors of Culture Inventory.
A Cultural Ambassador is a person who determines, researches and produces content about cultural assets in his/her environment, in short, takes responsibility for cultural assets. He/she works in cooperation with other Cultural Ambassadors and completes, checks and organizes deficiencies by exchanging information. He/she contributes to the development of the Cultural Inventory by working together.
If you want to join us as an editor,, along with a short text introducing yourself and explaining your motivation source, not registered on the site at least 3 cultural assets You can write to us with a draft annex in accordance with the relevant Cultural Inventory standards. If we find it positive, we will try to respond to your application as soon as possible.
Report errors or complete deficiencies
If you notice an error or missing information in the parameters defined for a cultural asset, please use the information located at the bottom of that page. Report a bug or contribute you can use the link.
For missing items, please include the name of the relevant cultural asset, its location (in lat and longitude format), and any other information and images you wish to add. e-mail You can send it with [link/method].
Send a photo
You can also contribute to the Cultural Inventory with your photographs. In addition to photographs, you can also add visual documents that have documentary value such as engravings, drawings, pictures, maps. You can also tell us which cultural asset the documents you have belong to. e-mail You can send it via . We kindly ask you to provide a brief explanation about the visual document, and if possible, the name, surname and year of the person who created the document. This information will be included as photo footnotes in the gallery of the relevant cultural asset.
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