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New Feature User Lat/Long Map
      #80441 - Sun Jul 13 2008 01:52 PM

Registered users can now set their location on the map, this will show in the profile and when posts are made.

In the future this information will allow us to send alerts and highlight those that are in a projected path of a tropical system. Also this will soon be integrated with the maps and coordinates here to allow you to see where people are in regards to a system.

It is completely optional.

You can set it by clicking on My Settings at the top and then the edit link next to map location.


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MikeCAdministrator
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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: MikeC]
      #80447 - Sun Jul 13 2008 05:55 PM

Now the user locations show up in the storm Google Map plot if you zoom in to a certain level or closer.

More to come later.


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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: MikeC]
      #80449 - Sun Jul 13 2008 06:16 PM

This is a real nice add on indeed. I am sure it will be a great asset to users "under the gun" later down the road as well as helping others learn various locations also.

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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: Storm Cooper]
      #80453 - Sun Jul 13 2008 07:43 PM

Very, very cool feature.

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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: MikeC]
      #80496 - Mon Jul 14 2008 01:34 PM

Thanks, Mike!

Hopefully I'll have no more Hazels or Frans to come through my neck of the woods.


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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: Larry]
      #80520 - Mon Jul 14 2008 08:42 PM

Decimal place, decimal place?
I don't need no stinking decimal place!
But thanks...

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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: MikeC]
      #80537 - Tue Jul 15 2008 08:37 AM

UhhhUh! Now I feel COOL. Got myself a new tag.

All kidding aside. This is cool, and fun to see who is in your general area. Thanks Guys. ( Just HAD to post to see mine!)

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Re: New Feature User Lat/Long Map [Re: MikeC]
      #80732 - Sun Jul 20 2008 06:10 AM

Nifty feature. A graphical representation to go along with numerical lat/lon is a nice touch.

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