I recently volunteered to become the Coordinator for Monroe County Georgia. The previous coordinator Mary Kathryn Kozy retired, leaving an excellent web for Monroe County. Now, I assumed that once she resigned or any coordinator resigned, the County Web pages were "passed on" to the new Coordinator. Mary Kathryn told me to make any changes I wanted and fortunately very few were necessary, however, I have inserted my name on the pages she (or even perhaps her predecessor) created. Are we saying that when you volunteer to become a replacement Coordinator for a county that you must CREATE AN ENTIRELY NEW WEB? What happens then to the "old" pages? I understand and agree that any files contributed to either Archives or a county page should be copyrighted by the person contributing the file. I am in total agreement. These individual contributions make up a large part of the files on the county pages and the coordinators job is to load and maintain these files. If a coordinator has developed a page to post, say, marriage records, does he/she own the copyright of the design of the page but not the content (individual contributors.) I have never felt the Haralson County web, nor the Monroe County web, was 'owned' by me. The copyright on these pages is to prevent COMMERCIAL links to the pages. It was never my intent to infringe upon anyone's copyright and I am very concerned that I may have done so. Would appreciate clarification of this point. Maybe we need to start getting a release from the previous coordinators or have it stated in the guidelines that once you resign GaGenWeb retains the web page design or whatever. Liz Robertson CC, HARALSON AND MONROE CO., GA