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Developed by Ron
Mader in 1994 as a reporter's notebook, Planeta.com
pioneers online reporting on ecotourism
and conscious
travel around the globe.
We collaborate with friends to focus on local
travel (all travel is local!) around the world. Since 1994 we
have emphasized the need for
decentralizing communication by encouraging engagement
- active participation and reciprocity among our readers, including
locals
and visitors.
Our award-winning
site is geared toward ... everyone, the travelers, hosts and everyone
inbetween seeking practical suggestions in the realm of conscious
eco-friendly, people-friendly and place-friendly travel.
We embrace open
journalism, a collaborative approach to news. What would you
like to see here? How would you like to collaborate? How can we
financially profit from this approach?
Explore the site and if you get lost, consult the search
engine. The link is on the left side of every page.
Comments
and questions about 'Open Journalism' are welcome on Ron's blog.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
You help shape the articles we publish by your interest and feedback.
You can share photos and videos. You can create new features on
our wiki. Where would you like to start?
If you read something you like, tweet it on Twitter or like it
on Facebook. Please share!
Contact Ron
through email or by tweeting including @ronmader.
FYI, the Tweet button is in the left-hand column.
Develop collaborative work via the Planeta
Wiki.
Corrections please. Finding misspellings on Planeta.com is like
finding water in the ocean. Editorial
suggestions and constructive criticism are welcome
Show the badge. If you can, add the Planeta.com logo
and link to your site. Thanks!
Get schooled or escuelad. If you want to learn Spanish, support
our Directory of
Spanish Language Schools.
Take a trip. We are proud of our World
Travel Directory. Check it out and help us promote our friends.
Contribute a story. Planeta.com welcomes articles about conservation,
travel, food, indigenous cultures, markets. Authors receive a bio
including email and web link so that readers can make direct contact.
Writers'
guidelines
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Constructive criticism is welcome
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