Credits
Perhaps the best way of expressing this is with a timeline...| Feb 2005 | Gary Rogers  came up with original concept for Great Britain, Ireland is quickly added. | 
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| Mar 2005 | Paul Dixon  created the geograph.org.uk  website, and at the same time created the open source project  (GPL licensed) so the concept can easily be taken further afield. | 
| Apr 2005 | Barry Hunter  joins the project to further the mapping and search functionality, and continues to add statistics and other features. | 
| Sept 2005 | Ian Rutson  contributed to the Memory Map export features. | 
| Oct 2006 | David Morris  created the bulk standalone upload application - JUppy | 
| Oct 2008 | Hansjörg Lipp  stepped up and created Geograph Germany  . At the same time helps clean up the codebase which has seen a few years of tending to become more and more British Isles specific. | 
| Apr 2010 | Barry Hunter creates and maintains the Geograph Channel Islands website... | 
| Feb 2016 | Geograph Project Limited takes over responsiblity for the website | 
Photographs
- Copyright on all photographs is retained by the original contributor, but all are 
    published under a Creative Commons licence -
    each individual photograph on the site details the original photographer and their precise licence terms. licence -
    each individual photograph on the site details the original photographer and their precise licence terms.
- View the Photograph Contributor Listing.
Moderators
- Currently the the Geograph Team are drawn from contributors to Geograph Britain and Ireland.
Mapping & Location Data
- Maps via Google Maps API . .
Hosting
Geograph Channel Islands is hosted by Geograph Britain and Ireland, which in turn is supported by:- Ordnance Survey® sponsor the project, allowing us to secure reliable hosting, as well as to develop the project into an educational context. sponsor the project, allowing us to secure reliable hosting, as well as to develop the project into an educational context.
- Fubra provide superb co-location hosting and support. provide superb co-location hosting and support.
Technology
This project relies on the following open-source technologies:
Code Libaries
We have reused code from following open-source projects:
- Sorttable - javascript table reordering - javascript table reordering
- FeedCreator - Generate a wide range of RSS feeds in PHP - extended for GEO - Generate a wide range of RSS feeds in PHP - extended for GEO
- Rico - Javascript for Rich Internet Applications - Javascript for Rich Internet Applications
- Prototype - Javascript Framework - Javascript Framework
- OpenLayers - DHTML and Javascript Draggable Map Interface - DHTML and Javascript Draggable Map Interface
 Also reuses parts of Rico and Prototype separately
- GeoTools - Javascript Coordinate Conversion - Javascript Coordinate Conversion
Without all of the above this site wouldn't be possible, thanks to everyone involved!
    
    We also strive to adhere to the following standards:







