Map of VTES players
librarian
http://www.mappemonde.net/carte/vtes_players/monde.html
It's only European players right now, and 5 NA players.
best -
chris
atomweaver
48g2000cwx.googlegroups.com:
> Cross posted from the forums:
>
> http://www.mappemonde.net/carte/vtes_players/monde.html
>
> It's only European players right now, and 5 NA players.
>
Heh. More properly, its a map of French players, and 20 "others", but I
put my info up...
DZ
AW
_angst_
I love the idea!
Great work!
//Alex
Huruem
atomweaver a écrit :
Year at the beginning it was just a map for France but Moravagine, the
guy who did it, expanded it to a world map pretty recently. The idea is
cool I think and it might be useful if you're going on a trip in a
place that you think as being in the middle of nowhere to see if
there's not some VTES player around.
Arthur,
Will probably have to work in Ireland next year...
Clément
Definitely a cool idea. I forwarded the link to Brazilian newsgroups to
see if people here are interested. 12 players so far.
The map could be a useful resource. Plus, it's fun. ;)
Abraço,
Luiz Mello
Brazil VTES NC
Cry Wolf
active players.
For now, the whole of Asia is lumped together. Can we have a separate
link for us? :)
Cry Wolf
On Dec 21, 6:14 pm, "Clément" <lcme...@ig.com.br> wrote:
> _angst_ escreveu:
>
> > > librarian wrote:
> > > Cross posted from the forums:
>
> > >http://www.mappemonde.net/carte/vtes_players/monde.html
>
> > > It's only European players right now, and 5 NA players.
>
> > I love the idea!
> > Great work!
> > //AlexDefinitely a cool idea. I forwarded the link to Brazilian newsgroups to
atomweaver
news:1166688728.8...@a3g2000cwd.googlegroups.com:
> Year at the beginning it was just a map for France but Moravagine, the
> guy who did it, expanded it to a world map pretty recently. The idea
> is cool I think and it might be useful if you're going on a trip in a
> place that you think as being in the middle of nowhere to see if
> there's not some VTES player around.
>
Sure. It looks like a homemade Frappr.com map... Neat.
DZ
AW
xpmaster
atomweaver a écrit :
> >
>
> Heh. More properly, its a map of French players, and 20 "others", but I
> put my info up...
>
> DZ
> AW
France Rule the Word :)
Lol
olivier...@gmail.com
But Ruben and I have separate view and who will be the 1st...
xpmaster a écrit :
moravagine
it
Cry Wolf a écrit :
Cry Wolf
> Sorry, i can't make different area for Asia at this time, ASAP i 'll do
> it
Thanks. We'll look forward to it. :)
Cry Wolf
PS- Sorry for the top posting earlier. I was at work and I'm proof that
men can't multitask. :D
echia...@yahoo.com
Europe yet:
#1. Russia is excluded from Europe (seems to be under Asia).
#2. French and British possessions (Martinique, Guadeloupe, French
Guinea are actually parts of France I think, while IIRC British
Overseas Territories are under the sovereignty of the U.K. but
technically not actually part of it?), in the Caribbean are not marked
as part of Europe.
#3. Arguably, Turkey is geographically located in Europe as well
(though also in Asia).
#4. And for fair representation, the poor researchers in Antarctica are
sad they are being left out of the map as well!
#5. If Central America gets its own section (separate from North and
South America), then wouldn't it be logical to have separate sections
for the Middle East and possibly India instead of simply lumping them
up under Asia?
gpett...@gmail.com
On Dec 21, 2:29 pm, "echiang...@yahoo.com" <echiang...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Isn't it kind of inconsistent that Greenland is labeled as part of
> Europe yet:
>
Not that you can actually place yourself in Greenland...
> #1. Russia is excluded from Europe (seems to be under Asia).
>
Baba Yaga has clearly clouded the frenchmen's minds.
> #2. French and British possessions (Martinique, Guadeloupe, French
> Guinea are actually parts of France I think, while IIRC British
> Overseas Territories are under the sovereignty of the U.K. but
> technically not actually part of it?), in the Caribbean are not marked
> as part of Europe.
>
Given that this is a matter of geography, they should stay in the
Caribbean.
> #3. Arguably, Turkey is geographically located in Europe as well
> (though also in Asia).
>
Given its population density, you betcha.
> #4. And for fair representation, the poor researchers in Antarctica are
> sad they are being left out of the map as well!
>
They may just have to list themselves to their permanent addresses.
> #5. If Central America gets its own section (separate from North and
> South America), then wouldn't it be logical to have separate sections
> for the Middle East and possibly India instead of simply lumping them
> up under Asia?
Given the number of VtES players signed up for each so far, I wouldn't
bother.
--
- Gregory Stuart Pettigrew
nekhomanta
> Cross posted from the forums:
>
> http://www.mappemonde.net/carte/vtes_players/monde.html
>
> It's only European players right now, and 5 NA players.
If you want to spread it out the world, the country names should be in
English. I was thinking a while until I guess how you call UK :)
nekhomanta
Frederick Scott
news:emlqij$tp6$1...@news.onet.pl...
> Uzytkownik librarian napisal:
>> Cross posted from the forums:
>>
>> http://www.mappemonde.net/carte/vtes_players/monde.html
>>
>> It's only European players right now, and 5 NA players.
>
> If you want to spread it out the world, the country names should be in English. I was thinking a while until I guess how you call
> UK :)
I wonder why I'm not showing up. I registered my name once but
it never shows - and when I try to do it again, it rejects the attempt
because it says, "That name already exists." What am I doing
wrong?
Fred
librarian
echia...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Isn't it kind of inconsistent that Greenland is labeled as part of
> Europe yet:
>
>
> #1. Russia is excluded from Europe (seems to be under Asia).
>
>
> #2. French and British possessions (Martinique, Guadeloupe, French
> Guinea are actually parts of France I think, while IIRC British
> Overseas Territories are under the sovereignty of the U.K. but
> technically not actually part of it?), in the Caribbean are not marked
> as part of Europe.
>
>
> #3. Arguably, Turkey is geographically located in Europe as well
> (though also in Asia).
>
>
> #4. And for fair representation, the poor researchers in Antarctica are
> sad they are being left out of the map as well!
>
>
> #5. If Central America gets its own section (separate from North and
> South America), then wouldn't it be logical to have separate sections
> for the Middle East and possibly India instead of simply lumping them
> up under Asia?
I'm pretty upset that the Vatican doesn't rate its own country. They
will be trying to field a FIFA football (soccer for us 'mericans) team.
I imagine there are prelates that are into bleeding, being children of
Caine etc etc.
or not.
best -
chris