Which dot are you?

#1 Finally someone answered that question. :P

#2 I was always nervous about that dot... Now I know why. ;)

#3 Lol, Im one of the dots in Central California...

#4 I'm a dot near Detroit

#5 Im the dot 1/2 mile south of the D.

#6 I'm the on in Sao Paulo, Brazil : )

#7 Hmm... I noticed this when I first started poking around the GG site, long before I considered licensing Torque...but now that I am licensed, and caught this thread, I just had to do something about it.

I have no dot!!! Not even a blip on the map to indicate where I'm located....so, here it is....


[Edit]: Corrected image link...

#8 Pisa, Italy

#9 Where exactly is that big dot?

#10 It's surprising this product isn't more popular in Greenland. I mean, it's such a rediculously large market, you'd think someone would have bought Torque there.

#11 @John: I doubt the market is all that large, even though the amount of land is (though those maps always make it look bigger than it should be...)

#12 I'm not even a dot :( even thoug I bough TGE, TSE, ShowTool Pro years ago.
But if I were a dot I would be the most nothern dot. North of Sweden.

#13 Scotland here :D

#14 I'm just south of the two dots in Israel

#15 When is GG going to turn the "Which dot are you?" map into an interactive tool so we can zoom in and get some stats and info? Would probably be appreciated by almost everyone.

Edit: Please, don't say "As soon as you write the code."

#16 Im on east coast of U.S.A. in Pa region. 3 dots down from the coast. Lansdale

#17 The dot in Southeast Idaho.

I make my own mark! Okay, it's a smudge, but still!

#18 @tim: google earth? ;p

#19 My Associate and I (Maylock) from ATOMIX Productions would like one right below the Main dot with the circle. We are located 4 hours southwest of Eugene, Oregon in the Northern California coastal town of Klamath at the mouth of the Klamath River.

#20 @neo: I was thinking of something like a GeoLookup applet where you could click on a dot and have the information revealed, to whatever dot's owner has authorized. This requires some minimal zooming capability to seperate the dots.