…hierarchy

• International main directory - LionNet International

• national level - e.g. LionNet Switzerland / Liechtenstein

• district level - district Internet council & DC

• club level - website & club webmaster

• personal level - personal homepages

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We have several layers. The uppermost is our international main service node, “LionNet International”. It is like the Lions directory book, the site from which all other sites can be found. LionNet International can be found from europe.lionnet.com or www.lionnet.com.

LionNet International is ahndled by a group of 6 members comprising the LionNet International Administrators group

Next is the national (/ state / province / multiple district level). We have 57 national / state service sites that are called LionNet nodes that act as hubs to clubs and districts in their own countries and tell about the lionism in that country. National sites are run by members called “national nodemasters”. In several countries there are also MD councils or working groups to help the nodemaster.

District and club websites are linked to the national LionNet nodes and listed on the international level.

Finland was the first country to nominate a district Internet chairman to each of its 14 districts to help the clubs to get started

Personal homepages for individual members are not listed on the LionNet but many clubs have links to the homepages of their members