Boy, people are pretty sensitive this week.

If you think adding your real co-ordinates to the Monk Map, don't add them. Alternatively, use the co-ordinates of the nearest Starbucks instead.

And really, worrying about a terrorist attack from someone who gets my co-ordinates from a web site map that is a popular spot for software developers for a specific language ranks pretty low on My List of Things To Worry About.

I've lived in the same house for 13 years, I have a bunch of domains registered to me, the banks and the utilities know where I live, hell, even Jack Layton can find me to encourage me to join the NDP.

But maybe I worry less because I'm Canadian? Dunno.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

Life is short: get busy!

In reply to Re: Monkmap Considered Harmful by talexb
in thread Monkmap Considered Harmful by CountZero

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